Individual Variation in Contagious Yawning Susceptibility Is Highly Stable and Largely Unexplained by Empathy or Other Known Factors

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@EPoe187 Says no relation to intelligence in humans, n=328 https://t.co/vGHuY55q11

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RT @psych101: Did you yawn in response to this image? VISIT: https://t.co/bAsw7fbE4Z to read a free full-text research article on Contagiou…

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Did you yawn in response to this image? VISIT: https://t.co/bAsw7fbE4Z to read a free full-text research article on Contagious Yawning Susceptibility. (Yawning images by Daniel James, devopstom, Nate Edwards & Rebecca Brown, all via flickr creative com

16 Nov 2020

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@AnimalMindsUoA @RSocPublishing @patrickneiland1 @scottclaessens @desiderata48851 @amaliabastos @AlexhTaylor Too bad the paper doesn't mention the 2014 study with humans https://t.co/kkx1JdlJ6N showing a lack of association between contagious yawning and

12 Feb 2020

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