The baby is being approached, goes like this , smiles like this , and then the aversion .

有人走近这个婴儿，像这样，眉毛上挑凝视，开始微笑，像这样笑，大笑头偏向左，然后是讨厌的人，大笑头避开。

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For instance, there's been research finding that people in England smile different from people in the United States.

例如，研究发现,英美人的微笑不同。

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You give it when you want people to like you, you want to join in; you want to make people feel positive about you.

当你想让人喜欢你时会有这种微笑，你想加入他们;,你想让人们对你有好印象。

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What's interesting is about only one out of every ten people can fake a Duchenne smile.

有趣的是只有十分之一的人,可以伪装真正的微笑。

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The non-interesting psychological answer, some people are better looking and there's more thing-- but the deeper answer is some people are better able to smile.

无聊的心理学答案，有些人更漂亮，有更多-,深刻点的答案，有些人更擅长微笑。

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Professor Paul Bloom: How come some people's smiles are better than other people's smiles?

为什么有些人微笑比另一些人甜美？

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Student: How come some people's smiles are better than other people's smiles?

为什么有些人微笑比另一些甜美？

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And this is my colleague, Marianne LaFrance, who is actually not smiling in that picture but she studies smiling and smiling in adults, smiling in children, smiling across cultures, and the different social uses of smiling.

另一位是我的同事，法国人玛丽安，她在照片上没有笑,但她研究微笑，成人的微笑，孩子的微笑，文明的微笑，微笑的不同社会功用。

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Every culture is going to have Pan Am smiles, happiness smiles, coy smiles, but the variation of that sort is something which will vary as a result of how you're raised and the people around you.

每一种文化都有问候式微笑，开心的微笑，腼腆的微笑，不同还在于,你是怎么被抚养大，你身边人如何。

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