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Paul Ekman Group, LLC. is located in San Francisco, California, USA

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Dr. Ekman has a policy of never commenting on any public official currently in office or running for office, or anyone who is in the midst of litigation.

Dr. Ekman  does not endorse  training that may be given by Organizations or Trainers not affiliated with the Paul Ekman Group, LLC. The Paul Ekman Group has an authorized  UK / Europe Group Training representative: John Pearse, Phd, Director Forensic Navigation Services Ltd

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Dr. Paul Ekman's Column; Season 2, Episode 10
Tractor Man - "Smiling Speaker"
"Foster tells Lightman that she can hear from his voice that Miller is smiling. It is not only the inflection that reveals the smile, but the smiling lips change the length of the vocal channel from which sounds are emitted. Many advertisers use announcers who sound as if they are smiling, because we like to hear that sound...."

Read Paul Ekman's comments on other events in each week's show in his weekly column;

"The Truth About Lie to Me", by clicking here.