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What Are Microexpressions?

A microexpression is a brief, involuntary facial expression shown on the face of humans when 
one is trying to conceal an emotion. 
They consist of and completely resemble the 6 universal emotions: disgust, anger, fear 
sadness, happiness, and surprise. 
Microexpressions occur when people repress or conceal their emotions. 
Everyone has them and unlike regular facial expressions, no one can fake a microexpression. 
Even though they last only a fraction of a second, anyone can learn to recognize microexpressions.
Microexpression training can help you
- Better detect when someone is lying
- Recognize how people feel
- See the impact you have on others

See what you’re missing
One hour. 
That’s all it takes to learn how to recognize the emotions concealed in microexpressions. 
Our METT self-paced interactive training teaches you step-by-step how to use the same 
powerful observation tool that U.S. Government agencies and Fortune 500 companies use everyday. 
Take the METT online training now and see what you’ve been missing.