Officer Li was having a meal with his four friends, A, B, C, and D. On a whim, he told a scary story. As soon as he finished, he saw:
A smiled, with his facial expressions symmetrical on both sides;
B raised his eyebrows and knitted them together;
C unconsciously widened his eyes;
D looked incredulous and surprised for two seconds.
Friends, do you know which of the four is most likely pretending?
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I think the answers are A and D. Reason: A: You shouldn't be able to laugh when listening to a horror story. D: Surprise lasting more than two seconds is faked. Because a surprised expression cannot last long. A person's microexpressions never last long.
Ding's expression is fake... A surprised expression usually doesn't last more than a second... If it lasts too long, it's pretending...
I've never seen anyone pretend to be symmetrical on both sides, but I've seen a lot of people smirk symmetrically.
A, because B's eyebrows are furrowed together, clearly thinking, probably not pretending; C is unconscious, so it also wouldn't be fake; D's shock looks normal too, so it's A. Really don't know what's funny about ghost stories, clearly just brushing off Officer Li.
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It's B. We can use the method of elimination. Anyone can unconsciously widen their eyes; being surprised for two seconds is not difficult. That leaves the last two. As for A, I once read in a book: when a person's facial expressions are asymmetrical on both sides, it is very likely that the emotions they display are fake. Therefore, a natural smile can be symmetrical. So, B is pretending!
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