Facial signals

How many times do you encounter your boss walk into the office with sulky face in the morning.What was your impression?Definitely you would say its goin to be a hell day in the office.So its better to learn to understand the meaning of facial signals to save your day.Here some notes that might help:

Facial signals
The face is used a great deal in sending greeting signals, and accompanies other greeting activity for example saying:
• Smiling: I am pleased to see you.
• Frowning: I am angry with you.
• Raised eyebrows: I am surprised to see you.
• Eyebrows together: I do not know your name.
• Looking down: I am inferior to you.
• Expressionless: I do not care about you.
Eye contact is particularly important in greeting and is usually held for a socially prescribed period. Prolonged eye contact can indicate both affection and dominance. Little or no eye contact can indicate timidity ('I dare not look at you'), dislike ('I do not want to see you') or dominance ('You are unimportant and below my interest.'). As with the handshake, a dominant signal may be sent under cover of the 'friendly' greeting.