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A positive facial position can keep us from becoming unconsciously angry.

Your thoughts wrap around your current facial expression.

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Our resting faces give bias to future emotions.

A positive facial position can keep us from becoming unconsciously angry.

Your thoughts wrap around your current facial expression.