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Why Do We Raise Our Eyebrows? The Science of Eyebrow Flashing. The Body Language Library
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- Опубликовано: 13 ноя 2022
- What does it mean when you are talking to someone and they suddenly raise their eyebrows? Learn the body language, research and meaning of the eyebrow flash and what i can indicate about what someone is feeling or thinking.
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Paul D. Krivonos & Mark L. Knapp (1975) Initiating communication: What do you say when you say hello?, Central States Speech Journal, 26:2, 115-125, DOI: 10.1080/10510977509367829 www.tandfonlin...
Eibl-Eibesfeldt, I. (1972). Similarities and differences between cultures in expressive movements. In R. A. Hinde, Non-verbal communication. Cambridge U. Press
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FULL PDF AVAILABLE Flecha-García, M. L. (2010). Eyebrow raises in dialogue and their relation to discourse structure, utterance function and pitch accents in English. Speech Communication, 52(6), 542-554
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Love love LOVE this!! Thank you for making us a "library" -- how flipping cool!! 😘
For me it's a sign of attractiveness too. Like if I'm attracted to someone I notice I raise my eye brows more often.
Ha. Eibesfeldt noted it’s seen cross culturally while flirting also, so you’re dead on with that one 😊 I think it comes back to social approval maybe, like you are seeking social/ romantic approval.
By raising our eyebrows we are opening our eyes wider, taking more in 😊
Also, I love that you include your citations. 🙏
Yes!
Really love this. Your videos are already some of my most rewatched content (except music lol) and it is specifically because there are usually small grey areas in my knowledge in body language and behavior. Really love learning about this stuff for practical daily use. It helps me feel a lot more confident in day-to-day encounters with others.
When you first talked about the 3 reasons that we raise our eyebrows, I connected them together as showing that something or someone has our attention.
I have very little control over my brows to make them behave, but they definitely respond to conversations on their own. I also tend to raise them in "oh really?" moments & lower them in moments where I am not impressed. My mom would raise one brow high & we knew she was not buying what we were selling at the moment especially if she thought (or knew we were not being truthful) but this action usually went with nothing said leaving us knowing we'd just had a non verbal tongue lashing!
I taught myself to raise one brow like that because I saw a cop on 'the bill' used to use it in that same way, and I needed to add it to my repertiore…
He’s talked about this on the channel and in the comments before. If you know or remember when you made gestures, they were conscious not unconscious. He’s teaching unconscious/ non- deliberate behaviors. You wouldn’t know when you do them. If you asked Robert Downey Jr. when and why he raised his brows during this interview; he wouldn’t have a darn clue.
Spidey you are the best for listening to your community, creating a whole library for us !
you got my like and comment on every videos, kudos to you :)
An interesting cultural thing (to me) I personally experienced was when I lived on an island in Micronesia back in the day and the men (mostly) almost extensively use their eyebrows for greetings and agreement. There was no hand waving “hello” or verbal “yes”. This was just my observation and I quickly learned to “speak” that way too.
I also had to learn how to not make flip-flops make the flip and flop sound as I walked because you could tell who was not from the islands by their walk.
I haven’t lived there for 30 years and this was a forgotten observation on my part. But I’m finding this stand alone concept video fascinating hope you make more like this. Thanks!
Great video! Thank you for taking the time to explain this in more detail and provide the sources of your information. So important! I'm so excited that you're creating a library for all your body language analysis. As a writer, it is our job to show, not tell our audience the internal and external conflict though the actions of our characters. It's so important to understand body language and gestures in order to describe them accurately to our audience so they fully understand what's really going on in the story. If you haven't been marketing your content to the writing community, you REALLY should! This information is truly invaluable. 💗💗💗
Absolutely love this library idea 💡
Woohoo! Love this idea of a playlist for specific behaviors! Thank you Spidey!
LOVE this idea! I think it's so cool that you try to attune to your community regarding your content ☺️
Great idea Spidey! I like being able to have access to a quick reference, thanks for making this possible with your new playlist!
For me it goes back to evolution and human instinct. Yes it is about focusing attention, in order to increase the glare when looking at threatening animals or other humans that might be looking directly at you, in order to let them know you are looking directly at them in a heightened fashion and are ready to defend yourself. To ready for attack or defence. It has evolved since then into modern human behaviour and human to human communication.
Yes.
This is a great idea! Love the library and look forward to being able to experience it as it fills up with more information!
Carmaine ive reported this spidey impersonator just now. So if a replie dissapears, you know why 😄
Oh I love the mini-tutorial video 😊, please do more of these.
Can you please make a full video on some psychological tips for avoiding anger and being unreactive even under pressure. It's hard to maintain your cool when you're short tempered like some of us. It ruins everything. I really hope that you make a video on this topic. Love your analysis videos!
Thank you for creating a new deep dive playlist. 👍👏👏👏
I love this! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Thanks for sharing your insight, this is great!
Spidey, yesterday I viewed an interview with Heather Daybell, the sister-in-law of Chad Daybell. It was 5 hours long. Boy oh boy, was she expressive with the eyebrows, mouth, hands....it was all there. So, I realized that I've forever changed the way I take in an interview thanks to you. I felt I had a deeper understanding of what was really being communicated. Thing is I felt like I was seeing raised eyebrows paired with other things, and I wondered if that was what you mean by clusters? Would you be receptive to explaining clusters in more depth?
Oh this is great! Love the library idea!
With every video, I love this channel more and more! ❤ I love the focus on teaching to understand body language rather than just, "Look at my analysis. Isn't body language cool?" It _is_ but I love learning _why_ .
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@@marjoleinewelters1728 Thanks for that! Noticed that reply in my notifications and reported it too. I really appreciate you taking the time to let me know. What a nice person you are!
Awe, thank you for saying that. You are very kind yourself 🤗.
I'm in awe by your "attention" and care for this here public commentary and how it influences you to be an effective behavioral science communicator.
This is a great example of how beautiful critical thinking can be, I mean, is it not considered an artform?
Thank you for your wonderful content and your engagement 😘
Eliza, ive reported the dude trying to pose as spidey. So if a comment is missing, youll know why 😘
@@marjoleinewelters1728 -SAME!! I've reported his channel and am now hitting EACH of his comments with the report button! Sumbitch. 🙄 Do NOT mess with our Spidey!!!
@@KellieEatsCrayons love it! Good job kellie! This community sure has some strong participants in it 😄😘
Thanks Spidey! I learn from you!!
Interest, hidden knowledge, mystery
To add, raised eyebrows are wanting to share/gain info, lowerred is refusal of info or refusal to give info
Great idea with the Playlist!
0:46 time stamp… lesson learned. Emphasis eyebrow flash indicated by you leading into the statement regarding your body language library. Thank you Spidey👍😀
Body language is powerful!
I like the format for this video playlist.
This playlist idea is superb! I wish this will be your biggest playlist
That's awsome!! A Spidey Library! 💜
Almost every time you talk about the raised eyebrows when analyzing people in videos, I laugh to myself because I'm a very animated speaker. My hands go all over the place (I have lots of energy, too) and I know my eyebrows are just as animated as my hands! I used to tell my inmates "I don't have 'resting-bitch-face' ... I have 'active-bitch-face'. This thing (pointing to my face) has exclamation points!" Geezzz. ;)
You would have a blast with me! I do not have a poker face!
Me either!! Ha! 😂
love youre videos, you should do a video on Cristiano Ronaldo with his interview with piers morgan. The full interview is out this thursday.
I thought i heard it could mean anger too, but you mentioned it with a parent's disapproval
If you are into interesting eyebrows, do a video outlining Emilia Clarke's face. Not as Danerys, just while she's being interviewed. I swear I just watch her eyebrows while she's talking. It's mesmerizing 😂
Awesome! A Body Language Library!! I can throw away all my notebooks! JK, I never do that 😀
Great video as always!
It would also be great to see you cover Cristiano Ronaldo’s interview with Piers Morgan. It’s drawing alot of attention and I’m sure you will be able to capture a lot from this and feedback.
The interview will be available over the next couple of days.
Nice!
Questions:
1. Are we going to see more of your magic and/or hypnotism?
2. May I use your video (or some parts of it) regarding reading aggression?
hey :)
1. Not on this channel, magic and hypnosis is all on the other channel (SpideyHypnosis) I haven't uploaded there in a while because I'm focusing on this channel, but i've been thinking about what I want to do on there, time will tell.
2. of course :)
@@TheBehavioralArts thank you kindly Spidey
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Which makes folks with botox seem unresponsive at times.
Question: how does autism, injury or drug abuse affect these behaviors? Can one determine what injury/etc is affecting behavior?
Thanks
Yes. Spidey is smart, fair, a first-class teacher, and intelligent.
I would definitely take a course from Spidey
I love the idea of capturing and cataloging these deep dives. You said from now on, but hopefully you have time to backtrack and extract some previous excursions.
How about the single raised eyebrow for sarcasm and disbelief?
AMAZING ! Thanks a lot for this kind of video with condensed info. Looking forward to watching more !
Great, Great idea! Love it! Also, I'm not a crypto investor, but with what has happened with Sam Bankman-Fried and how many people he has fooled, I was wondering if an analysis of body language and statement analysis could be of any value or not. Could an investor have avoided losing his money if he had known body language? I have seen, only, part of an interview, from a month ago, on nbc, and the fidgeting was amazing. Thank you, anyway, because your work and honesty it's illuminating. (And, also, forgive if my grammar is not a very good one. I don't like how some of these phrases sounds, but I don't know how to correct them).
I LOVE the library plan, thank you that will be awesome.
I’d like to know a bit more about the single eyebrow raise. For those of us who can do it, I tend to know I do it as an inquiry to know more info. As in, I’m communicating “oh?? Do tell!”
Be interested in the nuance between the two - single vs double - from your professional perspective.
Great question. There is almost no circumstance nor any instance I can remember (and I say almost because I don’t like to speak in absolutes) where I’ve seen a single eye brow that was not intentional. We very rarely display emotions asymmetrically, very few exceptions and eyebrows isn’t one of them. If one eyebrow is going up I can ask if guarantee the person is doing it on purpose to signal curiosity, skepticism or something along those lines. It’s not an unconscious gesture.
Oh Body Language Library...love it, thank you!!!
This is an awesome video! Thanks for posting it. Also the behavior library is a great idea!
Everyone should rewatch Ben King’s testimony in the Depp/Heard trial. So many seriously interesting and funny eyebrow raises from him the whole way through.
My eyebrows go up when I disbelieve what someone is saying.
That's why I like that ever more emoticons have eyebrows put on them. It makes them way more specific.
I would love to see a video with your tips on how to prepare for interviews and talk to the media!
Great idea!! There is so much amazing content allready but to have the deepdives listed in short but sweet vids. Cool!
Spotted. Reported. 4 times. And mentioned it. 🙃
@@marjoleinewelters1728 -- SAME!! I think I'm up to at least 20 times and still going. Plus I flagged his channel directly. Bastard. Don't mess with our Spidey!! Grrrrrrrr!!
@@KellieEatsCrayons awesome how much you care. 🤗
@@KellieEatsCrayons I'm also going through and reporting each instance. This makes me so angry.
@@janavos9901 -- awesome!! Thank you!
Love your work on RDJr. Next *please* do David Muir's 11/14 interview with former VP Mike Pence!
This is awesome thank you for making up a separate library
Emphatic contextual acknowledgement
Raised eyebrows are also more friendly looking than the scowl or the blank expression.
I love this idea Spidey!!! Thank you so much!!!!!!!!
I wonder if he ever watches an asmondgold video, where Zack's eyebrows go insane every time, how he will react. 😆
Would’ve been great to analyze the guy at the end, with white hair. He gives a death stare of disappointment at the interviewer at the end
I haven't watched yet but I've noticed with some people who are really controlled can use their eyebrows in stead of their mouth when expressing contempt. They sometimes tilt the head and tighten the lips slightly.
What do you think?
I happen to have a " you're full of $h!t " brow movement. It's when my right eyebrow goes up and my left one goes down at the same time 😂 kinda like The Rock ( Dwayne Johnson )
Can't help myself. I work with a lot of people and I hear a lot of strange things 😂
I have bushy brows
Thank you for creating the library.
I would love to see a video on the World Cup - lots of interesting things going on there, especially in the Uruguay x Ghana match with the upsetting ref calls, legendary goals, etc.
Love this Spidey,thank you for everything ❤️
I really didn't know this kinds of stuff such amazing
What if the raised brows aren't a flash, but are held continuously as the person is speaking?
The conversational context, as well as I can recall, has usually been when the person is telling a story or discussing a point he feels enthusiasm for. These two contexts would fit in with the eyebrow flash, but the continuous upraised brows are something I have seen only in this one person. Thanks for any insights.
I can't speak to that other person, but I've noticed I have continuously raised eyebrows when I'm hearing something that has spiked my interest and the story maintains that level of high, in-depth attention throughout. I don't know if it matters, but I have ADHD, which makes focusing and even being interested in things very difficult, so when my interest is triggered, I'm all in! That may explain the eyebrows.
I do this when I'm super excited to share whatever it is I'm saying, especially when I know someone well
More in the library please..it's great
obsessed with your videos!!!! Not sure how to make a request.....Can you PLEASE do the Mike Pence interview?? I saw so much of what you talk about!!
Good idea with the body language library. I bet you’re tired of explaining a duchenne smile in great detail everytime.
Do a video on why peoples jaw drops when they are surprised or attracted to someone?
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Can you do a section on baseline. Like how to baseline different things to look for. On the behavior panel one was ask someone to think of 4 words from there favorite song n pay attention to where they look (chases words find there " home") maybe some other ways to baseline someone
When I play Goal Shooter while playing netball, a player I have been playing with for years knows where I want her to throw me the ball by a simple raise of my eyebrows.
I Love this type of video.Thank you.What about the Amoure eyebrow?LOL!There's a million reasons why people emphasize their point of view with eyebrow raising.🥸😌♥️💯
Hope you can do upcoming Cristiano Ronaldo interview next. Might be interesting. Alot of media had been critical on him all across Europe. Sounds fun to see if he is lying or making up any of it.
Love your videos. This may be a little different but can you do an analysis video to the Love is Blind S3 reunion? This may require you to watch season 3 but I am sooo interested to see what you think about some of the body language from almost all of the people/couples in the reunion.
I feel like eyebrows flash with skepticism too… thoughts?
I’m not aware of any research that supports that, nor does my personal experience. In fact I would say the polar opposite is more common, the brows furrow (go down and closer together) with confusion, skepticism or curiosity. One eyebrow up and one down is also common. Maybe what you’re talking about is more consistent with surprise like “I’m surprised you said that.” Like a “wait what?!” Gesture.
First, let me say I am a HUGE fan of your channel and your in depth analyses. Forgive me if this request is out of place but I wanted to ask if you would consider an analysis of the Mike Pence ABC interview that came out at the top of this week. I found myself calling out lip compressions, pacifying gestures, and blinkrates in my mind as I was watching and I would love to hear your thoughts.
Thank you for all that you do!
I'm really expressive with my eyebrows (unintentionally), my father once said that "he could know what I was thinking just by looking at them" ahah
Sometimes you make me thing that the only real control we have over our faces is moving our eyes and opening our mouths. Mainly because it seems like emotions hijack the face so much.
My natural concentrating face is with a frown - so I taught myself as a counsellor to raise my eyebrows when listening carefully, becauses I learned that people were frightened of me otherwise.
Really interesting. This must be why we still have hair growing on our eyebrows, to accentuate them.
What does it mean when only one eyebrow goes up when someone is speaking?
I used to have a mono brow
Same. ;)
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Could you please add mouth shrug to body language library? Thanks.
Absolutely. I’ll take a look at the segments I did on shrugging in last videos and see if there’s a good breakdown somewhere and if there isn’t the next time I cover shrugs I’ll go into detail and add it to the library 😊
Could you react to Love is Blind S3 reunion? Fans are concerned about Colleen's marriage to Matt Bolton based on their body language!
would love to see this for the de-escalation segment from the pre-aggression video
Can you do a video on lip compression and what it means when someone does lip compression well moving the mouth please and thank you
I’m curious to know if your behavioral analysis would change if you knew someone is neurodivergent.
For example, it is common for autistic people to not hold eye contact or have self-soothing habits more often than a neurotypical person. Are there studies on these differences yet? Would be fascinating.
I’m autistic and have realized I have very different behaviors than neurotypical people, but I wonder if the science behind the actions are all structured in the same theories.
Hey there. Yes, the analysis would absolutely have to change for anyone with any condition that affects behavior. There is some research on non verbal communication in neurodivergent individuals but not enough for me to feel comfortable teaching it. I also wouldn’t assume that my read of someone on the spectrum is anywhere near accurate or valuable, i just don’t have enough knowledge or experience in that particular field. Thanks for watching 😊
@@TheBehavioralArts thank you for answering. Love your videos!
Hi spinae, this is off-topic I’m not sure how to get a hold of you but I have a question maybe you would want to give your input on a movie The Forth Kind, I would like you to analyze this film and the actual footage of the woman that’s telling the story about these aliens. Maybe analyze whether she’s telling the truth or not or what you think about it the movie I mean. It’s supposed to be based on a true story it was very riveting and haunting. Thank you sorry for the off-topic
Would like to hear your take on Jonathan Majors' weird raised eyebrows and no surprise look. It seems to be his only facial expression in photographs, as if to say "Wha?" It is a very odd expression, everything from the forehead down is expressionless, and only the wrinkled forehead.
Love your videos, they've really taught me alot and as a sports fan, I would really love to see your take on the Cristiano Ronaldo interview.
Love from Malaysia! 💕
Hmm, I also see a lot of raised eyebrows in connection with disapproval and sarcasm. And not always does it feel like emphasis. Like, when somebody is obviously lying to you, and you answer disbelievingly, "Uhuh?" or "Really, is that so?" Yeah, I guess that does feel like "My eyes are on you."
Oh, and the "Ei" in Eibl-Eibesfeld is in both instances pronounced pretty much like the pronoun "I" in English.
I trained my eyebrows for no reason as a child