BEHAVIORAL FACIAL RECOGNITION IN PUBLIC SAFETY
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Behavioral Facial Recognition, Microexpressions, Still Photo Analysis, Neuroscience, Public SafetyAbstract
This article presents an integrative review of the literature on the use of Behavioral Facial Recognition in public safety, highlighting its application through the analysis of static photos of faces and how repeated microexpressions can leave permanent marks on the skin. Throughout the study, the relationship between facial expressions and emotions is explored, and how trauma and recurrent emotional states, such as stress, influence the formation of wrinkles and visible marks, which become points of behavioral analysis. The article also addresses the role of neuroscience, showing how certain hormonal states, such as high levels of cortisol, can be visible on a person's face. Finally, the effectiveness of behavioral facial recognition in security environments is discussed, with a focus on ethical implications
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