Dario Nardi
Status: Peer Reviewed
Juan E. Sandoval - June 29, 2023
Last Edited: June 30, 2023
Contributors: Juan E. Sandoval , Calin Copil , Luke Connolly
Dario Nardi is a cognitive neuroscientist, researcher and lecturer known for his work in the field of personality and brain science. He taught computing and anthropology at UCLA from 1998-2012. While there, he won UCLA's Copenhaver Award for Innovative Use of Technology in 2005 and UCLA's Distinguished Teacher of the year in 2011. His books focus on personality, neuroscience, and practices for well-being. Dario has conducted hands-on brain research, utilizing insights of real-time EEG technology.
ENERGETICS
STYLES
EMOTIONS
Eu:
Eg:
FA:
Eg:
FA:
SIGNAL DATA
Fi/Te
Ca-1 Taut Nasolabial Area:
Ca-2 Vertical Snarling Smiles:
Ca-3 Four Point Pulling:
Ca-4 Wobbling Lips:
Ca-5 Asymmetrical Smirks:
Ca-6 Sassy Movements:
Ca-7 Plateau Velocity:
Ca-8 Nasal-Breathy Voice:
Ca-9 Grasping Hands:
Ni/Se
Gr-1 Taut Preseptal Area:
Gr-2 Lax Pretarsal Area:
Gr-3 Taut Outer Edges:
Gr-4 Intense Scowling:
Gr-5 Pointed Eye Toggles:
Gr-6 Eye-Head Parallel Motion:
Gr-7 Grounding Effect:
Gr-8 Bodily Awareness:
Ti/Fe
Ms-1 Lax Nasolabial Area:
Ms-2 Horizontal Curtain Smiles:
Ms-3 Two Point Pulling:
Ms-4 Symmetrical Lips:
Ms-5 Emotional Neutralization:
Ms-6 Coordinated Movements:
Ms-7 Parabolic Velocity:
Ms-8 Laryngeal-Faint Voice:
Ms-9 Puppeteer Hands:
Ne/Si
Su-1 Lax Preseptal Area:
Su-2 Taut Pretarsal Area:
Su-3 Lax Outer Edges:
Su-4 Concerned Scowling:
Su-5 Brushstrokes Eye Toggles:
Su-6 Eye-Head Trailing Motions:
Su-7 Levity Effect:
Su-8 Quirky Skits:
Unguarded
Eu-1 Responsive Nodding:
Eu-2 Polite Smiling:
Eu-3 Bashful Body Movements:
Guarded
Eg-1 Upset Mouth Tension:
Eg-2 Assertive Pushing:
Eg-3 Stern Expressions:
Fallen Affect
FA-1 Fallen Affect:
MOTIFS
SHADES
DEMOGRAPHICS
SIMILAR PEOPLE
QUOTES
"I think that, when I'm writing a book or a computer program, when I'm organizing something like a conference or whatever it is, I want to hold in mind all the different elements at once. And it's sort of like juggling all of those things at the same time to make sure they all work out. So, I'd say it might sort of be like one of those multivariable algebra problems where you have to solve for x, y, and z simultaneously. And that's considering, you know, that they all sort of influence each other in some way. And understanding that, once you set the value for one, that actually has maybe some surprise effects down the line."