Head movements and their expressive significance. [P.S. explains letter was returned to CD because of a mistake in the address.]
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Head movements and their expressive significance. [P.S. explains letter was returned to CD because of a mistake in the address.]
Writes at length on the origins and meanings of particular head movements as used to express assent or disagreement, especially the sideways movements of the head as an expression of consideration or contemplation.
Also discusses space and colour perception.