Psychology Facts

▼ Smiling ▼

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》A sincere smile creates wrinkles at the corners of the eyes and transforms the entire expression of the face, while a fake smile typically only affects the mouth and lips.

》Smiling Indicates Success.
Studies indicate that individuals who smile frequently appear more self-assured, are more inclined to receive promotions, and are more approachable.

》Women typically smile more than men.

》A basic smile can prompt the release of neuropeptides that enhance neural communication and trigger the release of neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin, which can uplift your mood. Consider smiling as a natural mood booster and antidepressant.

》There are different types of smiles

Asymmetrical smile– it appears fake. One side of the mouth is raised.

Genuine smile– our lips turn-up and maybe even showing teeth.

Loving smile– it looks like a genuine smile but adding a tilt of the head.

An embarrassed smile-this smile usually appears when someone feels embarrassed. Lips tightly pressed together.

Polite smile– it does not register in the eyes. It only turns up both corners of the mouth.

》Happy people smile 40-50 times a day, the average us only does so 20 times.

》Smiling Enhances Your Attractiveness.
Humans are instinctively drawn to individuals who smile. Unlike harsh or negative facial expressions such as frowns, scowls, or grimaces, which repel others, smiling is perceived as more appealing. People may even attribute more positive personality traits to those who smile. Additionally, smiling can impart a more youthful appearance.

》People can recognize smiles from up to 300 feet away, making it the most recognizable facial expression.

》Smiling Alleviates Stress.
In addition to preventing the appearance of tiredness, fatigue, and overwhelm, smiling can actively reduce stress levels.

》The act of smiling triggers pathways in your brain that impact your emotional state. By assuming a joyful facial expression, you can effectively "trick" your mind to enter a state of happiness.