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American Scientist ^
| Nov-Dec issue
| Robert R. Provine
Posted on 10/24/2005 6:26:05 PM PDT by Rudder
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To: TheMightyQuinn
Keep practicing with your baby, it's an easy and relaxed beginning of interactive conversation.
Evolution? It's not in the article? (my links do not let some, but not all, to the entire article.---can you access it okay?)
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10/24/2005 9:26:20 PM PDT
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Rudder
To: hispanarepublicana
...seeing a dog or cat yawn does not make me yawn and vice versa.You may well be one of those rare individuals who is distinctly human.
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10/24/2005 9:28:08 PM PDT
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Rudder
To: Welsh Rabbit
AHhhh...the closed-mouth yawn.
As a student it was learned, as a professor it was refined and as a psychotherapist it was perfected.
Hey, BTW, the best way to relax is to begin with several, forced, wide open-mouthed yawns
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10/24/2005 9:32:49 PM PDT
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Rudder
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