Put on a happy face — but beware Phoney Tony

SMILES might not be as straightforward as they first appear, according to recent research.

Put on a happy face — but beware Phoney Tony
Mon, 17 May, 2004 - 01:00
Graham Hiscott

How a person smiles can apparently tell much about their personality or mood.

Peta Heskell, an expert on body language, believes she has identified five main smile types:

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