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Smiling faces in happy contexts are more memorable. 欢脱的你让人印象更深刻 That's thetakeaway from recent research led by Stefania Righi, Ph.D. at the University of Florence in Italy. 意大利佛罗伦撒大学哲学博士 Stefania Righi最近的一项调查表明： If you want to make sure the guy you spent 15 minutes schmoozing with at last month's office happy hour doesn't fumble for your name the next time he sees you, remember to smile whenever you first meet someone. 如果你想让上月办公室聚会里你调戏15分钟的男人下次见你时仍能牢牢记住你的名字，那么请记住，第一次见任何人时都要面带微笑。 In the study, researchers presented participants with a series of faces that were either smiling or fearful, alongside images of happy scenes like a party or fear-inducing scenes like a car crash. (The study didn't test the effects of neutral faces or scenes.) 研究中，调查员展示给参与者一系列微笑或面带恐惧的脸庞，以及像派对一样的欢乐场景或是令人恐惧倍增例如车祸现场一样的场景（研究不涉及中性的表情和场景） Then participants were shown those faces again and asked to remember whether they'd seen them before. Results showed that previously seen happy faces were remembered better than fearful faces — but only when they were initially presented alongside a happy scene. | 
