Scientists now believe they better understand how and why people smile. (Flickr user: marimoon/flickr)
Why do we smile? Not only do scientists believe they may have discovered the answer to that question, but also to how we perceive the smile. Carl Zimmer, science writer for The New York Times, has the details of this new study to be published in Behavioral and Brain Sciences.
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colocou a pessoa certa nesse site a gente só encontra a Mari com esse sorriso lindo
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linda Mari adoro essa foto :)
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