Disgust represents a sense of dislike.
-Taste
-Smells
-Touches
can all be found as disgusting. However
disgust is not universal, it differs from various cultures. Ex. Some societies
are in favor of raw oyster, where other cultures are not.
The intensity of Disgust
-Mild:
disgust usually includes the ‘getting-rid-of’ or ‘getting-away-from’ responses.
Mild disgust the ‘getting-rid-of’ impulses may be contained but not acted upon
-Extreme:
extreme intensity of disgust can cause uncontrolled nausea and vomiting
Blending of facial expressions
-Disgust and
contempt often are experienced together
-Disgust can
also be often used to mask anger
fear(lower face and lower eyelid) + disgust(brow, forehead and upper eyelid)
image source: 'Unmasking the face, Paul Ekman, p.75'
surprise (brow and forehead)+disgust(lower face, including lower eyelid)
image source: 'Unmasking the face, Paul Ekman, p.74'
'Facial expression of disgust
-The
upper lip is raised
-The
lower lips is also raised and pushed up to the upper lip, or is lowered and
slightly protruding
-The
nose is wrinkled
-The
cheeks are raised
-Lines
show below the lower lid, and the lid is pushed up but not tense
-The
brow is lowered, lowering the upper lip' (Unmasking the face, Paul Ekman)
'Unmasking the Face, Paul Ekman, p.76'
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