The
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Linda P. Acredolo and Susan W. Goodwyn (2000). New
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The
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case examples. By Elisabeth Ahlsén (1999).
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The physical foundation of language
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Gender
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By Sara B. Algoe (2000).
Head-movement patterns of schizophrenic
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S. Jossen and O. Wuermle.
Meta-analyses
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how. By Kristin J. Anderson (1998).
Engaño (Deception).
By Helga Arce, Arnaldo Casas, Carolina Peña,
Marcela Uribe and Tatiana Torres (2000) (In Spanish).
Visual-field
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(2001). New link.
Babyness and sexual
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Updated link.
Automated
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Recent
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New
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Automated
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The
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in extended interactions. By Joe Ayres, Tim Hopf, Kevin Brown,
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Online first
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A study on the
effects of touch and impression formation By Terri D. Barnhouse
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Online
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Using
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Sarah Hutchinson, Christine Kenwood, and Deborah H. Matheson
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An
experimental investigation of the role of iconic gestures in lexical access using the
tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon. By Geoffrey Beattie and Jane Coughlan
(1999) (.pdf file)
Breaking
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and Karl Grammer (1996).
Updated
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Reading bumps and faces;
phrenology and physiognomy. A history of the Watchtower's excursion into the occult.
By Jerry Bergman.
Children´s
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By R. Thomas Boone (.pdf file).
New link.
Children´s
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Mimétisme facial: Mimons
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Induction d'émotions par
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Pedro Herrera, S. Blairy, Ursula Hess,
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Influence des attitudes sur
la perception des expressions faciales. By Patrick Bourgeois, Pedro Herrera,
and Ursula Hess (1999). (PowerPoint presentation). In French.
Emotional reactions to
political leaders facial displays: A replication. By Patrick Bourgeois
and Ursula Hess. (.rtf file).
Réactions émotionnelles
face aux expressions faciales de chefs politiques: une réplication. By Patrick Bourgeois
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Emotional
development attracts cross-cultural explorations. By Bruce Bower
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Attentional
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Neil Millar, Claire Bonham-Carter, Emma Fergusson,
Jane Jenkins, and Michelle Parr.
The
accuracy of attractive-body-size judgment. By Alexandra A. Brewis
(1999) (.pdf file).
New link.
Neuropsychological
factors in emotion recognition: Facial expressions. By J. N. Browndyke
(2002) (.pdf file).
New link.
Interpersonal
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By David B. Buller and Frank G. Hunsaker (1995). New
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Mindfulness
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College students' perceptions of
women's verbal and nonverbal consent for sexual intercourseJ. Roseann By Jason Burrow,
Hannon, and David Hall (1998).
The psychology and neuroanatomy of
facial expression. By John Cacioppo, Joseph Hager,
and Paul Ekman (1992). Updated
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Beyond
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about affect? By Eric Benjamin Cadesky (2000). New
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In
and out of elevators in Japan. By Terry Caesar (2000).
Nonverbal
communication and the second language learner: Some pedagogic considerations By Simon Capper
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Brain asymmetry
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beholder. By Audrey C.Chen, Craig German, and Dahlia
W. Zaidel (1997).
Seductive
communication: Paradoxical exhibition, obliquity, and non verbal
synchronizatrion. By Rita Ciceri (2001) (.pdf
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A brief
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Bimodal
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Individual
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self-reported emotion, and ability to inform person identification.
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New link.
Automated
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The gestural origins
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Judgements of quality, listening, and
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Relationships between vocal activity and
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Basic science for understanding facial
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Paul Ekman, Wallace Friesen, Joseph C. Hager,
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The
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Facial actions
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Sociality
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Nonverbal
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La cultura llanera. Un análisis
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Atractivo fisico: una
monografia de psicologia social aplicada basada en informes del Journal of Applied Social
Psychology (Physical attractiveness: A review of applied social psychology based upon
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Díaz, María Paola Pandolfi, and Romina Perfetti
(1999) (In Spanish).
Credibility
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Would
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indicators of deception. By Christopher
Robert Dillingham II (1998). New
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Interaction
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Signs
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The
communication process. By Richard W. Dillman.
Body language without the body:
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Hiding
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Updated
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Nonverbal communication
information conveyed through the use of body language. By Laurel J. Dunn
(1999).
Sexo y
olor (Sex and odour). By Ingelore Ebberfeld
(1998). In Spanish. Updated
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Why
fairness? Facial expressions, evolutionary psychology, and the emergence of
fairness in simple bargaining games. By Catherine Eckel and Rick K. Wilson
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Signed speech or simultaneous communication.
By Stephen M. Edelson. New
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Cosmetics
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Perceived
understanding, nonverbal communication, and relational satisfaction. By Kori
L. Egland, Michael A. Stelzner, Peter A. Andersen, and
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Cross-cultural
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techniques. By Hillary
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S. Harizuka, and S. Kumar (2002)
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Emotional
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A. Marsh, and N. Ambady (2002)
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New link.
On
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meta-analysis. By Hillary Anger Elfenbein and Nalini Ambady
(2002) (.pdf file).
New link.
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Is
there an ingroup advantage in emotion recognition? By Hillary Anger Elfenbein
and Nalini Ambady (2002) (.pdf file).
New link.
A few of Ekman
and his colleagues´ papers:
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Coding,
analysis, interpretation, and recognition of facial expressions. By Irfan A. Essa
and Alex P. Pentland (1995).
The
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Pilar Carrera, and Cristina Casado (2001) (.pdf file).
New link.
Extending the language curriculum with
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communication and interactive video. By Carolyn Fidelman (1997).
Updated
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Human
body movement and the primacy of affect: A new approach to human communication using state
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An
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María Luisa Flecha-García (2000). New
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Facial
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Body language
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Nonverbal
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What
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Some
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Geneva
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New link.
The
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New link.
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Face the Music. How
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For man and beast, language of love
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Strangers
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Karl Grammer.
The communication
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M. Fieder, and M. Filova.
Updated
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Fuzziness of
nonverbal courtship communication: Unblurred by automatic movie analysis By K. Grammer,
M. Honda, A. Juette, and A. Schmitt.
Updated
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The courtship dance:
Patterns of non-verbal synchronisation in opposite sex-encounters By Karl Grammer,
Kirsten B. Kruck, and Magnus S. Magnusson.
Updated
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Laughter
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and Petra Weixler.
Patterns
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W. Schiefenhoevel, M. Schleidt, B. Lorenz,
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The effects
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Verbal and nonverbal communication.
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Essential behavioral science of the face
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Status,
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video-mediated collaboration By Beverly Harrison, Hiroshi Ishii,
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Andrew F. Hayes and Judith A. Barnes. New
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An overview of nonverbal
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The
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Social
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La communication
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La reconnaissance des
expressions faciales émotionelles: vérification de la théorie de Lipps. By Pedro Herrera
and Ursula Hess (1996). In French.
Facial expressions during
dyadic interactions: The use of EMG to investigate the influence of status and emotional
state. By Ursula Hess, Pedro Herrera, and Patrick Bourgeois
(1999). (.doc file). In French.
Article describing Monica Moore´s
research on flirting behaviors. By Debi Howell. Updated
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What's
in a face: Correlations of self, spouse, and stranger ratings of personality.
By John Hubbard (1994) (short version). New
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What's in a face:
Accuracy of first impressions based upon facial appearance. By John Hubbard
(long version) (1994).
Emotional correlates of social
competence in children's peer relationships. By Julie A. Hubbard and
John D. Coie.
Look into the
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Proxemics
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Emotional speech
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Acoustic profiles
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Rainer Banse, and Klaus R. Scherer (1995).
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Contextualisation
cues. By Nimrod Jones (1997). New
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Self-esteem, friendship and verbal and
non-verbal interaction. By Gudberg Jonsson (1996). Updated
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Fine
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pilot study. By Georg
Juckel and Udo Polzer (1999). New
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Emotion research and AI: Some
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(1994). Updated
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Emotion research and AI: Some
theoretical and technical issues. By Susanne Kaiser and Thomas Wehrle
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Situated emotional
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Thomas Wehrle (1996).
Multi-modal emotion
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Thomas Wehrle, and P. Edwards (1994).
Emotional episodes,
facial expression, and reported feelings in human-computer interactions. By S. Kaiser,
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Emotional
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interactions. By S. Kaiser, T. Wehrle, and S. Schmidt
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Emotional
self regulation and facial expression muscle measurement and training. By
Rob
Kall
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New link.
Takeo
Kanade´s
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Nonverbal
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New link.
Interpersonal
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La
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Updated link. (In
French)
Laboratory
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Smiles and Leniency
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Illumination
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Review:
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Automatic
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Self-perceived
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evolutionary perspective. By I.
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Female
preference for male faces changes cyclically – further evidence. By I.
S. Penton-Voak and D. I. Perrett
(2000) (.pdf file).
Male
facial attractiveness:
Perceived personality and shifting female preferences for male traits across
the menstrual cycle. By I.
S. Penton-Voak and D. I. Perrett
(2001) (.pdf file).
Male
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of facial symmetry. By I.
S. Penton-Voak, D. I. Perrett,
A. C. Little, D.
M. Burt, and B. P. Tiddeman
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Female
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S. Penton-Voak, D. I. Perrett,
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Female
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S. Penton-Voak, D. I. Perrett,
D. L. Castles, T. Kobayashi, D.
M. Burt, L. K. Murray, and R. Minamishawa (1999)
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Computer
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Comunicación verbal y no verbal (Verbal
and nonverbal communication). By M. Pérez-Gaspar and R. Zapata
(1998). (In Spanish). Updated link.
Aplicación de medios de
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la expresión oral (Application of alternative and augmentative communication means in
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Towards
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Per Persson (1998).
Symmetry
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M. Burt, I. S. Penton-Voak,
K. J. Lee, D. A. Rowland, and R. Edwards (1999) (.pdf
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Updated link.
Effects
of sexual dimorphism on facial attractiveness. By D. I. Perrett,
K. J. Lee, I.
S. Penton-Voak, D. Rowland,
M. Burt, P. Henzi, P. Castles, and S. Akamatsu
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Reply:
The bio-logic of facial geometry. By D. I. Perrett and I.
S. Penton-Voak (1999) (.pdf
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"I'm
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Natural
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Primate
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Comparative
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Comunicación
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files).
New link.
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Judgment, mind, and will in Descartes. By
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Facing
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(2001) New link.
Facing
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(2001) (.pdf file).
New link.
Review:
McNeill, Language and gesture. By Nicla Rossini (2001).
Gesture,
or the body without organs of speech. By Brian Rotman.
With
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(2001). New link.
Modern
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Phrenology:
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Comunicación no verbal
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Carlos Salinas (1996) (In Spanish).
"La
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Javier Sánchez-Beaskoetxea (2000) (In Spanish). New
link
A
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The
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How emotion is
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Emotional reactions to
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Dynamics
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Human
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(.pdf file).
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Différences sexuelles dans
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