埃克曼(1934-)，

美国心理学家，主要研究情绪的表达及其生理活动、人际欺骗等。1991年获美国心理学会颁发的杰出科学贡献奖。

我们用声带交谈，但我们是用面部表情、声调乃至整个身体去表示和传递感情的。”

Faculty member at University of California, San Francisco as of 2002.

Eckman focused his interests on emotional expression and physiological activity as well as interpersonal deception. He has written Telling Lies: Clues to Deceit in the Marketplace, Marriage, and Politics,and has written various articles on facial expression and emotion.

 . . . emotions research scientist. Professor of psychology in the psychiatry department of the UC Medical School, San Francisco, Dr. Ekman work was the subject of the Naked Face in the New Yorker magazine. He is among the world leading experts on expression, the physiology of emotion and interpersonal deception. Dr. Ekman books Emotions Revealed and Telling Lies share his lifetime of research with general audiences. His many honors include the American Psychological Association Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award. He consults with government agencies, law enforcement professionals and corporations including animation studios Pixar and Industrial Light and Magic.