Disgust
It is as strong as anger and is used as a reaction to something that is totally unlikeable. A certain food strongly hated by a particular person can evoke disgust through the mere thought of it, leave alone its smell or sight. The main characteristics of disgust are that the upper lip is raised exposing the teeth and the nose is wrinkled. At times, the cheeks may be raised when the nose is being wrinkled as if one is preventing the inhalation of a foul smell. Disgust is normally a reaction to smell, sight, or thought and can, therefore, be easily hidden. When expressed to a social engineer, it is a good sign that the target is having none of what is being said to him and is a good red flag to abandon the whole mission or take another ...
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