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The origin of smiling, laughing, and crying: The defensive mimic theory
Michael S.A. Graziano
Psychology
Princeton Neuroscience Institute
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Animals
34%
Crying
90%
Eye
10%
Lubricants
23%
Primates
16%
Reflex
62%
Smiling
100%
Survival
9%
Tooth
12%
Arts & Humanities
Animals
68%
Emotional Expression
66%
Interaction
9%
Interference
19%
Physical
10%
Primates
18%
Reflex
71%
Teeth
17%
Agriculture & Biology
animals
29%
eyes
13%
lubricants
18%
Primates
15%
reflexes
71%
teeth
15%
Social Sciences
animal
55%
broadcast
18%
interaction
8%
interference
16%
non-aggression
30%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
animal
46%
lubricant
18%
primate
18%
tooth
15%