Psychologist and author Paul Ekman talks about utilizing his work on reading facial expressions to predict who in a crowd of people might be bent on assassination. Dr. Ekman notes that a facial expression alone isn't a guarantee of what someone is planning to do. "But by learning to be hyper alert to that face," Dr. Ekman says, "...if you're a Secret Service person or anyone doing protection...what you can do is interpose your body between that person and a likely target...(or) you might go up to that person, say a few words, see if there's any reason you might want to talk to them further."

Psychology Collection

psychology, emotions, assassins, Secret Service, assassinations, anger, faces, expressions, Emotions

Introduction to Psychology, Introduction to Social Psychology, Inside Out

Ekman, Ph.D., Paul (Performer), INTELECOM Intelligent Telecommunications (Firm)

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