If You're Curious About These Questions...
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- Have you ever wondered why a single kiss has the power to tell you more about a potential partner than hours of conversation?
- Did you know that your body is conducting a complex chemical analysis every time your lips touch someone else's to determine biological compatibility?
- What if you could discover the evolutionary secret behind why we lock lips and how this simple act has shaped human survival?
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What You'll Learn from The Science of Kissing
- We learn to connect lip contact with love and trust early in life.
- Kiss-like behaviors serve many social functions in humans and animals.
- Kissing allows us to subconsciously test our compatibility with a mate.
- Kissing promotes health and gives you a natural high.
- Kissing supports reproduction by building lust, attraction and attachment.
The Science of Kissing Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: We learn to connect lip contact with love and trust early in life.
Chapter 3: Kiss-like behaviors serve many social functions in humans and animals.
Chapter 4: Kissing allows us to subconsciously test our compatibility with a mate.
Chapter 5: Kissing promotes health and gives you a natural high.
Chapter 6: Kissing supports reproduction by building lust, attraction and attachment.
About The Science of Kissing
Kissing: it’s a normal part of life. But few people understand its true significance. The Science of Kissing (2011) explains why kissing is so rooted in both human and animal biology, what happens physiologically when we do it and why it’s a lot more important than you may realize.
Who Should Listen to The Science of Kissing
- Anyone who enjoys a passionate kiss
- Students of biology, sociology or history
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