Let's face it, if happiness was as achievable as simply deciding to be happy, there'd be ... there are only two types of people who don’t experience painful emotions. The first: psychopaths.

Children start to tune into faces from the day they ... Point to different people, including kids, and name whether they're feeling happy or sad. You could describe the picture and try and work ...

Chat to them regularly about their feelings and other people's feelings ... be really useful to draw or make faces together, showing them feelings like ‘happy’, ‘sad’ and ‘angry’.

Research suggests that our discernment of others’ emotions and trustworthiness ... Research shows that while the faces of happy people take on a V shape, with eyebrows and mouths turned up, ...

You can be grateful for a good stretch, seeing someone you love smile or even just the feel of the sunlight on your face ... emotion. Words that people will often use to describe being happy ...