Several posts acknowledge the connection between social bonds and yawning contagion, using words like 'support' and 'research,' indicating agreement and interest. Some posts mention specific findings, such as women responding more and yawning being contagious through sound alone, reflecting moderate engagement and recognition of the study's importance without extensive critique.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most posts recognize and support the study's findings about social bonds and yawning contagion, with some expressing casual approval.
InterestHigh interest
Posts show a high level of curiosity about the research, highlighted by comments about the emotional connections and references to new studies.
EngagementModerate engagement
Some discussion references specific details, such as the role of auditory cues and gender differences, indicating moderate engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
The discussions suggest that the research's implications are appreciated, though posts mostly acknowledge rather than deeply explore the potential significance.
Abstract in brief
Contagious yawning is more likely to occur between closely bonded individuals like friends and family, supporting the idea that emotional connections influence yawn sharing.
This study focused on auditory yawns (heard but not seen) to see if visual attention biases explained contagious yawning; results suggest social bond plays a key role.
Women tend to respond more to yawns than men, and social bonds significantly affect yawn contagion rates, reinforcing the emotional bias hypothesis over the attentional bias hypothesis.]
Yawning goes acoustic! Also when not seen but just heard, yawning is more contagious between strongly bonded people. New research by @ivan_norscia
@Marco_Gamba et al. published @FrontPsychol https://t.co/fkv7BQRipP https://t.co/ndpvpaBVng
Oct 2, 2022 · 5 likes · 5,948 followersView post →
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Daniel Probst @skepteis@skepteis.social
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@AerniWyss @knallfrog Könnte im Fall was dran sein:
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Jun 27, 2021 · 3 likes · 10,589 followersView post →
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@rice_acolyte https://t.co/Ex9brgFPVR idk if its well researched but ive seen a few articles abt studies (didnt bother to actually read the studiesthough) BUT YEAH ITS CUTE THEYRE BESTIES!!!!!!!!!!
Jul 23, 2021 · 1 like · 1,915 followersView post →
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Jonah Henri Ratsimba
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Congratulations Marco on your newly published @FrontiersIn article: https://t.co/EW7oNQT9SU
Yawning is not just boredom; recent research over five years supports the theory that yawning helps cool the brain by thermoregulation, especially across different temperature ranges, in both humans and animals.
Short work breaks can improve alertness and memory. This video explores neurological mechanisms behind contagious yawning, especially among close social bonds, and highlights gender differences in yawning responses.
Empathy emanates from the bottom up. Frontiers | Auditory Contagious Yawning Is Highest Between Friends and Family Members: Support to the Emotional Bias Hypothesis | Psychology https://t.co/D0RBTJZj2v
@rice_acolyte https://t.co/Ex9brgFPVR idk if its well researched but ive seen a few articles abt studies (didnt bother to actually read the studiesthough) BUT YEAH ITS CUTE THEYRE BESTIES!!!!!!!!!!
Jul 23, 2021 · 1 like · 1,915 followersView post →
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Daniel Probst @skepteis@skepteis.social
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@AerniWyss @knallfrog Könnte im Fall was dran sein:
https://t.co/tWkGPvb0lh
Jun 27, 2021 · 3 likes · 10,589 followersView post →
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Marco Gamba
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RT @dbiosunito: Yawning goes acoustic! Also when not seen but just heard, yawning is more contagious between strongly bonded people. New re…
May 14, 2020 · 8 shares · 890 followersView post →
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Anna Zanoli
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RT @dbiosunito: Yawning goes acoustic! Also when not seen but just heard, yawning is more contagious between strongly bonded people. New re…
Yawning goes acoustic! Also when not seen but just heard, yawning is more contagious between strongly bonded people. New research by @ivan_norscia
@Marco_Gamba et al. published @FrontPsychol https://t.co/fkv7BQRipP https://t.co/ndpvpaBVng
"the occurrence of auditory yawn contagion [...] was highest between friends and family members. [...] with women responding most frequently to others’ yawns and men being responded to most frequently by others" #emotions #cognition https://t.co/jkV7gaIUZ4
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