Kismet, a complicated technological achievement, is a very important step in the understanding of human facial expressions and their role in socialising. What is actually Kismet?
- A technique for enhancing the ability of the face to conduct emotions
- A set of tiny devices implanted under the skin, which detect microexpressions
- A sociable humanoid robot
- An advanced computer system, designed to analyze microexpressions
Answer
The correct answer is C) A sociable humanoid robot.
More Science & Technology questions
- What British naturalist published the first major scientific study on facial communication in 1872?
- In medicine, which of these brain disorders does the term prosopagnosia refer to?
- In which of these countries is showing negative facial expressions considered impolite and is therefore avoided? Negative expressions are instead usually masked with smile or laughter.
- What emotional state does the gesture of narrowed eyes convey?
- Laughter is one of the first expressions of emotions babies learn to convey. At about what age do babies start to laugh?
- This organ contains many bacteria, which begin to digest surrounding organs immediately after death.