Recognition of an angry expression is faster when the face is directed , and a fearful expression is faster if it is directed .

toward you; to the side

Explanation: Anger expression is fast recognized when the face of the individual is directed towards you. The face is often characterized by the drawing in of eyebrows, a glaring look to the eyes and the lips becomes thin and narrowed.

Whereas, a fearful expression is fast recognized when the individual directs his or her face to the side. It's characterized with curved and raised eyebrows deducing a potential threat.