Love listening to you guys share ideas! Regarding genetics verses environmental whether it’s a mix or not, I don’t know if personality traits are genetic at all! I’m leaning more and more towards it being completely environmental because in our formative years we are studying body language and character traits of our parents or who ever is present growing up! As you grow up you can choose to be just like the ones in your life that you admire for example your father, or you can change how and what you do in your life absolutely and still look a lot like your father! Of course people with bad upbringings of abuse also experience character traits, but they have a choice to change them! I use to be an introvert for years, but I came out my shell on my own and I’ve always been interested in people, but now I can communicate with anyone because I no longer care about sounding or looking like a fool! I use to be intimidated by people and their professions or if they were more educated than me, but then I learned to be curious and ask questions and if I get stumped and can’t really come up with an intelligent question, I shift to emotional questions. So if someone is an Aeronautical engineer and likes to talk, I will ask something like “so when you think back to when you first started and you had to choose to do this instead of playing for the Yankees, what was it that inspired you to be an aeronautical engineer?” Now, I find they will talk more than ever and with a smile! My connection to this person is deeper than any info that he could have given me and yet I still will learn something new that day! I believe patterning is a natural and necessary skill to be able to first say to your brain is that person a threat, then what do they want, what I can gain from them, or are they insignificant (for lack of another word) in this moment? Of course we all know after passing many people we don’t have to stop and think about this with every person. We’ve trained our brain to analyze someone very quickly and put them in a box and move on! You always have something to gain when encountering any person, even if it’s only to know if they are a threat or not. Thanks for sharing this video!
@sarah.2025-s2i7 күн бұрын
Great chat and park walk - thank you, and keep them coming. Stay warm and all the best with those aims and resolutions! Mine are: embrace the elements... water, fire, air and earth... keeping the 'how' open and staying curious!
@EmotionIntell7 күн бұрын
Thanks Sarah! All the best with your goals this year too : )
@lijn7312 күн бұрын
In the Netherlands, you wish people the best until January 6th, up to Epiphany (“Three kings” as we say.) But I wish (most) people all the best always…
@EmotionIntell12 күн бұрын
January 6th… an appropriate cut off point in my view 🤣 - Harry
@PoltergeistTears13 күн бұрын
I know Inside Out 2 was based more on growing up rather than the set scene itself that was more the scene of the movie , and the new emotions like Anxiety, Embarrassment , Envy , and more it was more based around Anxiety and how it has much of an effect on growing up , and understanding Anxiety as a character and how it effected Riley , this movie is in my opinion better to watch on your own rather than young kids because you’ll get into it more and understand it more on a deep level but just me 😅 , the writers wanted to focus more on Anxiety as it’s a powerful emotion to deal with , both movies made me cry a bucket load by the way 😅 The first Inside Out will always be the best one for me and yep tears definitely formed beneath my feet , Bing Bong absolutely annihilated me I can relate to you there Pixar has a habit of making people cry , Just watch UP 🥴
@EmotionIntell13 күн бұрын
Thanks so much for sharing! You make a great point about the power of anxiety
@PoltergeistTears13 күн бұрын
Awwww your most welcome 🙏 it hit me hard especially what anxiety said to Joy “ I just wanted to protect Riley “ when Joy says “ You don’t get to decide who Riley is “ such powerful writing I cried pretty hard , in a way Anxiety is a mechanism that protects you from the harms of life but does cause harm in a way of protecting you for the wrong reasons ,,,, I suffer with social anxiety,,,, 🥴
@Sean-gh1op27 күн бұрын
Just wanna say the bloke in the photos doing the expressions (I.M.O.)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! is doing really bad acting out those expressions.. Anger looked like he is still willing to compromise equally.. disgust is like between 'about to cry' and confusion... surprise just makes him have a DUMB look on his face... fear just looks like he just told me something awkward... contempt just looks relaxed... sadness is actually pretty accurate... happiness looks nice my fav so far... It is actually funny to do a thought experiment about imagining being in a restaurant and someone is looking at you observing you (staring) and then imagining that they have no idea that they are being creepy they are just in wonder of whats around them and learning how to behave like the person they are staring at.. nek minnit you scoff at them and theyre like oh ok so wonderous people scoff at others...
@EmotionIntell13 күн бұрын
As that said bloke, you’ve cut me deep there Sean 🤣 And after all that time studying the Facial Action Coding System as well. I’m glad you liked happiness though… pretty difficult to mess that one up isn’t it? All the best, Harry
@MitchellGreen-kc2coАй бұрын
One more Thing and please forgive me, Take a look how real professionals do it, Look at The Behavior Panel,you are no where at their level!!!!!
@EmotionIntell13 күн бұрын
Thanks Mitchell! You are forgiven…. Kinda
@MitchellGreen-kc2coАй бұрын
Mr you Chosen this Case that has been done by every Human Being on Earth,Are you Kidding me,Where have you been under a Rock,Terrible Channel, Sorry Just My Opinion.!!°°
@dodgingbullets35033 ай бұрын
🐇I believe CW said it in the beginning of his interrogation when he said...SW killed the girls and I killed her...js...I still dont see CW hurting those girls but I can see SW doing it...jmo
@TolulopeUdemy3 ай бұрын
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@danielledegraaf7234 ай бұрын
@zowoki-watch this!!
@doctordeej4 ай бұрын
11:14 WHich is why every interview should be carried out with the aim of keeping any stress (there will always be some) to an absolute minimum. Hard to achieve, but stress just inflames anger, or shuts the conversation down. It’s one of the (many) reasons why I do not like the Reid Technique.
@doctordeej4 ай бұрын
Really good point here. I often talk about baseline in my presentations I always stress the baseline is not a constant, but varies according to the situation. We really need a better word to describe it. A bot clunky but ‘contextual baseline’, or ‘situational baseline’?
@stones9184 ай бұрын
Good observations
@roseramirez99314 ай бұрын
Very good. What you said makes a lot of sense . Thanks for all.
@hobowithawaterpistol90705 ай бұрын
Hi guys, thanks for posting this video! Just my thoughts, and in the beginning Aaron was asking the question how to use EI in war and world leaders are too angry and you can’t change their minds! On a realistic level, I agree! These people regardless of their money, power, etc. are bullies! I always go back to school in my mind when I think about world leaders who hate or destroy! I remember almost every bully I encountered would be tough and relentless when their friends were around or there was an audience! However, whenever I was alone with the bully, he would be extra nice to me, usually insincere, but not bullying me! The moment he was with his friends again, he went right back to being mean! I always thought this behavior was interesting to me as an adult, because it shows a pattern of behavior! Only one kid I knew was a bully who didn’t need an audience! I think he was probably abused at home and liked to fight perhaps! With this information, I view world leaders and local followers of a hateful leader to act exactly the same! I noticed they are bold when they’re on social media or they know in their mind, that there are many more likeminded people who share their hate! Now, when I do actually get into an honest conversation with one of these “haters”, I find that they cling to their beliefs, but they tend to be nicer and maybe more honest in the conversation one on one! So just like the childhood bully alone with me, they don’t have their friends to support them in the moment! What I take from this is that almost all people want to belong to something, and with years of sports and competitive thinking in the world, almost all people will pick a side (team) usually based on familiarity (my favorite word) of friends, family, environment, and basically anyone who looks and acts like them! Myself included! I’m not necessarily talking about say skin color, but more so if a middle aged man is 30 lbs overweight, drinks beer, has a family, etc., he’s more inclined to side with the neighbor guy who is just like him as opposed to the neighbor that gets on his bicycle everyday! This is just one of many examples, and I truly believe that’s how people including the bullies come to choose a side and stick with it even when deep in their heart, they know that something’s are wrong by their leader! This in no way answers the question of how Emotional Intelligence can work in a war zone, but I think in my opinion that it rings true to the basic behavior of humanity and in this case to those that choose war and destruction!
@EmotionIntell4 ай бұрын
Thanks so much for your contribution. You make some great points and my experience with bullies mirrors many of the things you have expressed here. In regards to belonging... I think you are right too - Harry
@hobowithawaterpistol90704 ай бұрын
@@EmotionIntell Thanks! After listening to the rest of the video, I think you’re right that it takes building bridges locally that can possibly change the way people think on a larger scale! 😀
@JennyGSS5 ай бұрын
I have always been fascinated by human behavior and have been trying to translate it on my own, without in-depth knowledge. Just my instinct. I have just started watching videos on KZbin about body language and microexpressions and am obsessed! 🙂 I will be truthful and will say that I watched the speech of Mrs. Dick all once and then a second time more carefully. I've shared my findings below. I have not continued watching the video nor have I read any comments from other viewers because I don't want to be influenced by others for my observations. I would highly appreciate it if you could make some comments/corrections to my comments. At the end of her first phrase mentioning "the mayor today", we can see clear contempt by lifting the left part of her lip. At the point that she says "to step aside", I can distinguish that her lips are open but tight, showing teeth. In my humble opinion, this is anger. I am sure she would slap the mayor if he were in front of her. 😀 Just a joke! At the point that she says "with deep sorrow and regret", her lips move downwards. There are indeed sorrow and regret, but also rage and disappointment due to tight lips. At the point that she says "greatest honor and privilege of my life", she is absolutely truthful and proud of herself. The tone of her voice is strong and steady, and at the same time she nodes her head i.e. she provides extra confirmation about her words. This lady must have loved her job and must have done the best she could do. At the point where she says "tough calls", we see her lips open but her lower jaw tight. I believe this shows anger and frustration for not being appreciated. She tries to pull herself together and control her emotions. During the time she mentions the tough calls we can distinguish anger, contempt, sadness and frustration. All of these from her mouth expressions. At the point where she talks about the confidence of the police service being damaged, she tights her lips together and the right edge of her lips goes downwards. At this point, she must have mixed feelings of anger, but also disappointment and sorrow. At the point where she says "I am very optimistic" about the new standards, she is not! The way she looked at the camera at the "I am" plus the lifted eyebrow indicates that she has serious doubts. In general, considering that throughout her speech she was almost breathless, and was blinking continuously, indicates that the lady was upset during her speech.
@lukelammy99746 ай бұрын
Excellent points yet again chaps. One thing that frustrates me is the use of ‘normal’ as a context. We know we are all different and so a one-size-fits-all norm just isn’t there. I prefer what is ‘ordinary for that person in that situation’. Seems a play on words, but is softer and when applied across emotions, cultures and situations. The whole thing in my view is underpinned by that self-awareness.
@EmotionIntell4 ай бұрын
Such a great and powerful point Luke! It's an impossible task to observe and attempt to interpret a person's behaviour if we're not first aware of our own. It's incredible how much our behaviour can immediately change the context, and therefore the behaviours of others.
@virginiamalta66076 ай бұрын
Really refreshed my memories about the BA module! And linked so much with the concept of “masks” in the Linguistics Applied one. Could we say the baseline varies according to the “social mask” we are facing?
@EmotionIntell6 ай бұрын
Thanks Virginia, and great point!...Absolutely! People often adapt their behaviour based on the social context they are in, so this would indeed impact 'baseline'
@LisaBarrier-mo6nb6 ай бұрын
NICHOL KESSINGER
@Madmen6047 ай бұрын
He has a few stimming behaviours, the tongue cleaving to the upper palate and jaw extending, rocking, and upper lip suction. Oh yeah duping delight and contempt. He does that contempt face when it's his father's turn to speak in court.
@dizzypsych7867 ай бұрын
Aaron definitely peed in the pool :D
@EmotionIntell4 ай бұрын
🤣
@angeles2527 ай бұрын
Oouuuhhhh the panic attack! Beautiful and scary. Maya Hawke is so good at this,
@davidstephens13237 ай бұрын
Another tip is to rehearse, rehearse, rehearse - You may be the smartest person in the room and have endless passion for your topic, but that doesn't automatically make you naturally good at public speaking. Practicing and getting feedback from those you trust can make all the difference. Thanks Aaron and Harry for a great discussion on the topic - and very timely as I am speaking to the local Toastmaster group this week on public speaking ...
@lukelammy99747 ай бұрын
I took a break from essay writing to do a full top to bottom house clean and felt really good afterwards. It made me want to push on and clean away the rubbish bits I’d written too. The positive in gratitude for a clean house rubbed off.
@EmotionIntell7 ай бұрын
Sounds like a properly productive session that! Nothing soothes the mind quite like a clean and tidy house
@paulhayles69477 ай бұрын
Brilliant honest content.
@WickedBoston4447 ай бұрын
Great job, I'm passionate about this stuff. U subd to you. & You look somewhat like Sir Anthony Hopkins😅❤....👍✌️😘
@lukelammy99747 ай бұрын
I’d be interested to see the study on imposter syndrome. I’m definitely a member card holder. 👍🏻
@jonnibelugabat26007 ай бұрын
Start to number your podcast episodes again this is how your channel is gonna grow especially if you start introducing different subject matter experts discuss different topics.
@EmotionIntell7 ай бұрын
Great tip, thanks Jonni!
@jonnibelugabat26007 ай бұрын
I will finish my diploma 👀
@jonnibelugabat26007 ай бұрын
Aaron and Harry this podcast move will definitely help your channel expand brilliant move.
@EmotionIntell7 ай бұрын
Thanks a lot! Cheers for tuning in 😃
@paulhayles69477 ай бұрын
Brilliant Aaron & Harry, this will be very useful for people who fear public speaking. It’s one of people’s biggest fears including my own. Great tips.
@EmotionIntell7 ай бұрын
Thanks so much Paul!
@jillianbaker32607 ай бұрын
the guy is a fraud. he pretended to be a great dad and a great husband.
@Laura-dv1nv7 ай бұрын
Is it possible to be putting EI into practice subconsciously? I've done the basic on-line certificate. I just seem to be better at "sussing" people out.
@EmotionIntell7 ай бұрын
Absolutely, Laura. Some people possess excellent emotional skills without necessarily realising they are exhibiting them. The next step is to work on becoming consciously competent in these skills. This involves practising self-awareness and paying attention to what you are thinking and feeling when you observe behaviours in others and yourself. This process helps us learn and continue to develop these important skills... It sounds like you are off to a flying start. Thanks for watching 👍 - Harry
@lukelammy99747 ай бұрын
Looking forward to seeing how this develops. EI is regularly ‘patted on the head’ but not welcomed in. I wonder if there’s room for a ‘tips n ticks’ episode of introducing EI to the non-believer…
@EmotionIntell7 ай бұрын
Thanks alot Luke! Love that concept!!
@Aliciamichelle0017 ай бұрын
Congrats Guys!!! So excited to see what else you have coming and join you for this journey ❤🎉🎊
@EmotionIntell7 ай бұрын
Thanks so much Alicia!
@kirellaz.27537 ай бұрын
Looking forward to seeing more 😊
@EmotionIntell7 ай бұрын
Thanks, and feel free to pop any topic ideas in comments as the episodes drop.
@nickd68147 ай бұрын
Very exciting to see what’s coming
@EmotionIntell7 ай бұрын
Thanks!... Plenty to come and we're looking to mix it up.
@ionutpopescu12087 ай бұрын
Very useful! Congrats!
@EmotionIntell7 ай бұрын
Cheers!
@richardmunn227 ай бұрын
Nice! Looking forward to the episodes!
@EmotionIntell7 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@sean59968 ай бұрын
"Promo sm"
@demio228 ай бұрын
You can't successfully analyze individuals on the spectrum w/ methods meant for neuortypical personalities. Hilarious how everyone does fail with their psychological cookie-cutter approaches at this very case.
@ClaudineTrott8 ай бұрын
Do you think why CHRIS GOT ON HIS WIFE BACK SO SHE WOULD NOT FIGHT BACK AND HE WOULD NOT HAVE A LOT OF SCRATCHES ON HIM HE IS PURE EVIL God say we must not think evil of no one but it hard when you look at chris
@black5f8 ай бұрын
Wow. It's established as junk science? What will they use next? Astrology?
@ChampChamp20248 ай бұрын
Love your work cliff seriously, I’m absolutely obsessed with your work and knowledge.
@my_master5129 ай бұрын
It seems like Don lemon is just trying to attack elon's character
@paolap.73699 ай бұрын
My boyfriend often lift his left side of the lips aftwr he tells he loves me…he is lying ?
@michali5252 ай бұрын
Some people use their facial muscles less asymmetrically, especially neurodivergent people. I do so many facial expressions that aren't what others think they mean. I ain't know how to just "fix" my face. 🤷♀️
@SearchingforSage9 ай бұрын
Very neat video. Thank you for sharing!
@sharee31359 ай бұрын
Enjoyed your analysis. Don really isn't a very good interviewer. Regardless of what you think of Elon he's so much more intelligent than Lemon
@DarwinsChihuahua10 ай бұрын
My god, this is disappointing. Elon is sitting there completely bullshitting and you're giving Lemon shit for looking down at his notes. Are you guys for real?
@DarwinsChihuahua10 ай бұрын
Elon is a compulsive liar. That's why he talks like that. He's constantly having to come up with new lies to back up the old ones.