from outside the olfactory (too close) zone. Emotional expressions vary in their intensity as well as variety. In your spare time, try collecting from old magazines or newspapers as many pictures of different individuals expressing various emotions. Make picture cards pasting each photograph on a piece of cardboard and number them.
You can make a set of such cards that represent different emotional expressions. Involve a group of your friends in the activity. Display these cards one by one to your friends and ask them to identify the emotions being portrayed. Note down the responses and notice how your friends differ from each other in labelling the same emotion.
You can also try to categorise the pictures using categories like positive and negative, intense and subtle emotions, and so on. Try to notice how people differ from each other in expressing the same emotion. What could be the reason for such differences? Discuss in class.