That strangeness in your smile.
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Facial Expression↗
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Facial nerve regeneration, growth factors, and return of the mimetic, symmetrical smile.
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Animals↗
The Golden Rule--in the shape of your smile or do you really project I'm OK--you're OK?
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Facial Expression↗
Visual stimuli eliciting the smiling response in the human infant.
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Facial Expression↗
The use of hand gestures and smiles in the inaugural addresses of presidents of the United States.
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Aged↗
THE SMILING RESPONSE TO THE HUMAN FACE. I. METHODOLOGY, QUANTIFICATION AND NATURAL HISTORY.
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Emotions↗
THE SMILING RESPONSE. II. VISUAL DISCRIMINATION AND THE ONSET OF DEPTH PERCEPTION.
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Child↗
Social smile and occult bacteremia.
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Age Factors↗
Simple surgical correction of the gummy smile.
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Facial Expression↗
The anatomy of the nasolabial fold: the keystone of the smiling mechanism.
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Facial Muscles↗
SMILING IN BLIND INFANTS AND THE ISSUE OF INNATE VS. ACQUIRED.
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Blindness↗
Susan smiled: on explanation in family therapy.
The contemporary psychotherapist is exposed to a variety of conceptual models and paradigms. These are usually presented as opposing truths in different doctrinal schools, but actually they are all valid from one point of view or another. And accordingly, they are all tactically useful at some point or another. I thought it was important to say this, but I did not want to write a dry, academic paper on the subject. So I will tell a clinical story that weaves the threads into a fabric.
Attitude of Health Personnel↗
The aesthetic smile: diagnosis and treatment.
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Esthetics, Dental↗
Neurological picture. Mimetic smile.
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Affect↗
SMILES--toward a better laughter life: a model for introducing humor in the palliative care setting.
Humor and laughter have been thought to be beneficial for thousands of years. Although much has been written on this subject, there is very little written about the actual use of humor in practice. This article reviews the role that humor and laughter may play in medicine in general and palliative care in particular. In addition, it introduces a model that clinicians can follow when trying to introduce humor into their daily encounters with patients.
Attitude to Death↗