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Wall Street Journal: Smiles Hide Many Messages—Some Unfriendly
April 5, 2018
Paula Niedenthal
Wall Street Journal: Smiles Hide Many Messages—Some Unfriendly
Paula Niedenthal
April 5, 2018

Wall Street Journal: Smiles Hide Many Messages—Some Unfriendly

Paula Niedenthal
April 5, 2018

The Wall Street Journal interviewed our own Jared Martin, the first author of a recent paper demonstrating the distinct effects of smiles of reward, affiliation, and dominance on recipients' stress levels. Read the article (behind a paywall) here or email us to request a pdf copy. 

Tagged: media, smiles

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Niedenthal Emotions Lab

Department of Psychology
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1202 W. Johnson Street
Madison, WI  53705
608.890.4379
niedenthal@wisc.edu

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