"The Human Face"

In this book by Brian Cleese he explains that there are many different expressions of the face in Chapter 3. One reason that supports this is, that I learned that when you are genually smiling the side of your skin where your eye is crinkles, that in highschool photo the people with the happiest expressions had good relationships, that your eyes often give away a lot of what your a feeling along with a blush. (didn't read ending cant give main idea). I learned a decent amount in this because one it was intresting and I know what I want to learn now.


. Eye brows is most common greeting.
. Eyes show how you are attracted to people.
. Blush gives away how you are feeling.
. After becoming nervous about how you are feeling about someone, your heart rate will rapidly increase.
. The dimple is normally followed by a sligt eye roll.
. Positive expressed seem to happier people.
. Our face changed, our mouth used to be much larger.
. 30 million years ago we were visually dependant.
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Cognitive psychology

http://library.thinkquest.org/28237/cognitive.htm

Details
Published:1999
Author(s):Linus and shouyi
yes because I found this website through a well trusted search database and from reading i can tell it is true based off of prior knowledge.

Things I found interesting or relevant to my topic (psychology)

.  theres two outcomes normally to one problem

. cognotive analysis enables the interpreter of the test score to determaine the degree to to the poor score and degree for not understanding the words

. no single intellegence

. musical intellegence is relatively new

. so is the idea of bodily kinesthetic intellegence (this topic and the one above have to do with athletes and dancers faculties)

. psychologists are having a very hard time finding out information on this

. some are resorting to reductions which tracing back to biologic subtrates

. (not a lot of information on this site best I could do)


Interesting picture
Wasn't sure what to do so I chose the psychology symbol
http://www.mesothelioma-lawyersblog.com/Psychology-Symbol.gif

What I already know

So far I know a small amount about psycolagy and would like to know more.  I know things about senses and what body language has to do with in it.  I would like to know tings about dreams and things like that also, I would like to know things like how to know people are nervous, lying, or things like that. If i have time I would also like to learn about the differences between so

Background Psychology

http://www.school.eb.com/elementary/search?query=physcology&ct=ebkids&fuzzy=true&autobounce=true
This is the cite that i used to find my information.
Here are somethings that I found intresting about my topic.

. There are several branches of psychology and one of them is clinical which helps people with a mental illness.

. animal subjects are easier to control with pyschology then humans.

. theoretical pyschology is concerened with thought process.

. The birth of pyschology is credited to the German physiologist and psychologist Wilhelm Wundt, who established the first psychological laboratory at the University of Leipzig in 1879.

. Social pyschology is one of the subfields most closely associated with focuses on individual thought.

. The classical problems of experimental psychology are determining reaction times and reaction thresholds

. Clinical has undergone rapid growth in recent years and is now the largest subdiscipline

. Comparative psychology explores animal behavior in comparison to human behavior.

. physiological psychology is concerned with thought and behavior at the level of neurology.


What are the other fields of psychology?

Specifically what is social psychology?

Why are animals compared to humans?