Ekman, who linked facial expressions to emotions, dies at 91
Renowned psychologist Paul Ekman, who passed away at 91, revolutionized our understanding of emotions by scientifically linking facial expressions to feelings. His groundbreaking research, demonstrating universal emotional expressions across cultures, even influenced FBI interrogators and Hollywood. Ekman's work challenged prevailing theories, proving that many facial cues are innate, not learned.
Renowned psychologist Paul Ekman, who passed away at 91, revolutionized our understanding of emotions by scientifically linking facial expressions to feelings. His groundbreaking research, demonstrating universal emotional expressions across cultures, even influenced FBI interrogators and Hollywood. Ekman's work challenged prevailing theories, proving that many facial cues are innate, not learned.
