The Atlas of Emotions with Dr. Paul Ekman and Dr. Eve Ekman
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2016
- For the past several years, UCSF Osher Center for Integrative Medicine Research Fellow Dr. Eve Ekman has been collaborating with her father, Dr. Paul Ekman, and the Dalai Lama on their “Atlas of Emotions” project, based on a survey of 248 leading emotion researchers and their consensus about five universal emotions: enjoyment, sadness, disgust, anger, and fear. The Drs. Ekman present their findings on this groundbreaking project. [11/2016] [Show ID: 31210]
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Thank you for sharing your research. I just completed the audiobook of Dr. Paul Ekman and the Dalai Lama's talks and I highly recommend it as an insightful conversation. As an Autistic adult, I came across Dr. Ekman for different reasons. I find a lot of value in being taught the ability to read emotions from facial expressions. I don't find that social communication comes to me naturally, but I can be taught to learn to read the non-verbal cues to help give me more clues in a situation about what is being said or what someone's intentions are.
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I cant portray emotions can you please help , i am in abusive mother and sister , i cant explain their abuse
I really appreciate this sharing of studies that span decades. I came to this video after watching the series 'Lie to Me', and I am not surprised Dr Eckman advised on Pixar's fab film 'Inside Out'. When Eve mentioned needing a map when we find the new world, it threw up the flag that reminds us what else happens when we find a new world, namely working on how to control the inhabitants. While some will engage self discipline to better serve theirs and others lives, eyes are watching on how to 'militarise' this information; how to induce fear, anger, sadness and disgust in the masses, in order to justify certain social controls, as was done by the media with Freud's findings.
jenny bardoville well said
Academics all of them are borg henchmen for the NWO
This guy has contracts with private arms of the pentagon
www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-08-29/why-google-made-nsa
Thank you for having the bravery to point this out. According to my findings on wikipedia The Dali Lama admitted to having a sexual affair with a woman named Sara Bronfman. Bronfman runs a humanitarian aid program in Lybia. Within this past year, Bronfman and her sister have both been linked with human-trafficking as well as the torture of women and children, through a cult called Vanguard. It's all on Wikipedia. I was watching this video because human behavior is an interest of mine, nothing more. However, like you, I definitely am seeing & hearing the red flags in this.
I’d love to see studies on how trauma changes a person’s ability to detect others’ emotions in their facial or body language. Also, I know trauma hijacks the emotional responses, especially in cases of PTSD, which makes me wonder if the traumatized person presents emotional responses differently, awkwardly.
It seems like damage to the ability to both present emotion, and detect emotion, it would be a lifelong alienating factor that may contribute to a trauma victim being socially isolated.
for sure and when you try to get help, professionals will abruptly stop you when you discuss what you went through and say "THE WORLD IS A SAFE PLACE". Yea good luck with that perspective if you grew up in a combat zone (like Iraq or Syria), or a Crime ridden ghetto in the United States or Latin America and were the victim of violent crimes, and are stuck living there because of your education level and economic situation.
This is a great idea. I will look into this.
Have you read his book? Look up the case "Mary"
@Tara s. Which book?
San Ansa no professional who understands trauma would react that way. If you get that response in the beginning of your relationship then that therapist is not for you.
To be aware of what we're feeling while we're feeling it; aye, there's the skill necessary to connect well intimately. But this fact is not widely known yet in the mass population.
Such a wonderful presentation, thank you so much for the enlightenment.
Bonjour et je tenais à témoigner ma joie de cette visio conférence...🍀👍🙏 Merci et merci...
Fantastic research and presentation. Congratulations! and thank you! excited to see what you come up with next!
Thank you for sharing! I loved learning from this.
osher is such a beautiful name for a center.
אושר means bliss in hebrew
I believe calmness in our studies is very important so that we know who we are and what our emotions are. We do not have to live in constant fear or anxiety, we can express our emotions and have our strengths.
Awareness😊; this talk was awesome!!👌✌
Wonderful, thank you!
Maravilhosa apresentação. Grata
Excellent talk 👍👍
Thanks a lot!
Awareness training has also a very long tradition in the West not just in Buddhism. Think of stoicism, e.g. Epictetus "Be not swept off your feet by the vividness of the impression, but say, "Impression, wait for me a little. Let me see what you are and what you represent. Let me try you."
Book II, ch. 18, Reported in Bartlett's Quotations (1919) as "Be not hurried away by excitement, but say, "Semblance, wait for me a little".
They had daily special exercises. For more see Pierre Hadot: "Philosophy as a way of life"
It's a shame that christianity broke off that secular Greek and Roman tradition and "borrowed" parts of it for its own purposes, while suppressing the rest...
Exactly!
name drop!
5:11 to skip intro
With all due respect of course
You are a boss. Thank you.
Excellent
Inside Out!
i need link for download this book
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Very archaic ideas. We now seem to know much more about emotions and expressions. This is rather simplistic, prejudiced and lacking solid foundation, even though as humans we would like things to be so straightforward. Sad that he hasn't kept up but has just continued to peddle his own system without sufficient self-examination.
Isn't this video 4 years old?
I think learning something new is equivalent to meditation
I intend this comment as a thoughtful response.
I find when I am learning, I fill my mind with the task at hand.
As I understand it, meditation is letting your thoughts flow without judgement or direction.
I wish to know in detail the non verbal communication /microexpression which are dangerous or harmful not just physically , but could spot evil ness and it's possible consequences
Emotions are frequencies energy and they can be adjusted in intensity. Facebook Messenger Video chat. Same name and let's connect and compare theories and see what we can learn from each other?
At this point, June 2022, people better start Rising up! Getting ANGRY. Condemning HEALTHY anger has been a pandemic for decades. Anger is HEALTHY and Useful and was pathoogized so War Criminals and Sociopaths can Rule the world and depopulate. Those In "power" are using the people's healthy "negative" emotional energy against us,, THe people just need to Take it Back!
0:50 intro
5:11 start
this seems so very trite. And they dont seem to realize they are talking about *words* more than subjective experience -
I agree with you, Julian. They did not really expose the atlas of emotions. They talk in a very general way. The tv show is more explicit.
States emotion slides: Can barely see the words above the range within the states. Such a shame.
Sounds like a commercial. Also format is annoying. If you have two speakers that will keep interrupting each other, put them both in the chairs at the table. If you use podium, then the person at the podium should speak, and person in the chair should keep quiet.
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I was struggling to watch this, it was a bit boring. But I have very mixed feelings relating to the concept of inside Out, too; although little people/split aspects of the mind are common metaphors, close to some spiritual beliefs perhaps (thinking about Ethan Watter's Crazy Like Us) but they are still sometimes problematic disassociations and the whole idea of people being many people is often quite uncomfortable in terms of reliability and trust, but the idea of emotions fighting and getting into trouble just adds agitating layers. And agitation which might be the opposite of what mindfulness practice aims to bring, is a key component as well, isn't it. I'm also wondering if just like pigment and opacity versus colour, the science of representing and managing emotions is a different kettle of fish to the components and unconscious handling/perception of it, and then again to making useful or enjoyable art with it, in a way that can be confusing. Before watching this my basic understanding/hypothesis was that emotion is a spectrum of comfort: sensory and perceptual information quite tied up with their potentially most appropriate response, with different practical applications through time and socially mitigated/interpreted, but basically meant to deal with a mixture of sociality, threats (eg bears, snakes, social rejection) and opportunities (eg food, social value, safe shelter). And managing all that internal mountain of instinct is quite an artform! Yes, in our external physical and social environment today it is quite an artform, but so it is anywhere else too, it just makes a different style of picture.
This is so much less boring if Eve justgot down to the practical point instead of over embellishing concepts and abstracts
Well, we know why Apple purchased the facial expression patent -the front-facing screen on the newly announced Vision Pro 😉
Listened to this by accident. Made it a bit over halfway thru. Sounds interesting but wasnt very informative.
I'm pretty unfamiliar with their work so I kept waiting for them to elaborate..
If you're interested, the first season of Lie to Me did a pretty good job explaining it.
I read Paul Ekman, he is god of lie
Seriously? I'm a hypersensitive INFJ-T High IQ and my (Se) Extroverted Sensing is 95% (Fe) Extroverted Feeling is 90%. ($2 billion Radar and Antenna) I can feel frequencies of Gems, Crystals, Metals, Stone, Emotions, Thought Patterns, and I need something to do with my time I have roughly 4100 hours of psychology and I know a good amount of Emotional Literacy. Nov 28 2017 Gaia etched suicide is not allowed deeply into my soul. An Energetic Barrier. Now I can't hangout in the nothingness of the depression abyss. I spent 26 total out of 41 years. So let me know if I can change my life and help others at the same time.
What about the Fact that Healthy emotions have been criminalized over the decades? That's been my experience since the 70s. Instead of being responded to, HEARD, Listened to, needs satisfied and the body restored, MORE DEBT gets added and the already deficiency of a person gets exacerbated. The debt can kicked down the road. Or, if you're "poor", you go to jail.
Your program or research is being Copied by my Great Sadgurudev and Master Osho👍🏼mind it...to the point
This video is nothing more than 1 big advertisement for the $200 online tool. The tool might be good but this supposed educational talk is not
I am a little disappointed in this video. The comments about this video are more interesting than the video itself and the tv show: ''Lie to me"" makes us understand much better their work. I guess they do not want to expose their discovery. They maybe want us to buy their books? As far as I am concerned, they did not stir my attention. I thought they were going to elaborate a little bit more about the mapping of the 43 muscles. They talk more about the Dalai-Lama than their work. Not that I don't like the Dalai-Lama but I was expecting something else.
They want financial support of course
Funding. Its called funding.
This was a whole bunch of nothing. A lot of tiptoeing around things we already know. Where is the meat and potatoes? Where is the actual theory and practice?
It's hilarious you can't show a white, straight male in your intro.
stop this none sence
jafar *nonsense
You cant even spell nonsense
Jeffery Duvall that's nonsense!!!!