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Semiotics of Drink and Drinking
A. sign. stands. to. someone. Secondly, a sign stands to someone, signs are
signs because they address someone. Drinks stand 'to someone' in a very
specific way. Drinks are material objects and ...
2
The Brain in Love: 12 Lessons
to Enhance Your Love Life
Due to how our brain processes information, if you stand to someone's right side,
you are processed more prominently in the lell side ol his brain, the happier side
ol the brain. It you stand to someone's left, you are processed more in the right ...
Daniel G. Amen, M.D., 2009
The closer you stand to someone, the more populated your home town tends to
be. The more space you're used to, the larger the zone you'll keep around you as
“yours.” As a rule of thumb, most people have more personal space in front of ...
4
The Partner's Guide
to Asperger Syndrome
Others on the spectrum misjudge how close to stand to someone with whom they
are engaged in conversation. In an elevator, some ASD people will stand
immediately next to the only other person on the elevator or stand facing that
person ...
Marci Wheeler, Susan J. Moreno, Keelah Parkinson, 2011
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The AD/HD Book: Answers
to Parents' Most Pressing Questions
How close should you stand to someone you just met? How close can you stand
to a family member or your parents? You can really make this a fun lesson. You
can do ridiculous things by marking out fifty feet and asking them what they want
...
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Hot Leads... Cold Shoulders: The Essential Guide for Men Who ...
How close you normally stand to someone you're talking to will depend on who it
is, and under what circumstances. When conducting formal or impersonal
business, most women prefer a personal space of about three feet. Stand up!
Cheyenne Publishing, Robin Craig & Norma Ory, 2007
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Diseases and Disorders in Infancy and Early Childhood
Children with ASD may also have difficulty understanding how to interact
appropriately with someone else during a conversation, such as knowing how
close to stand to someone else or how to participate without interrupting. Atypical
speech ...
Janette B. Benson, Marshall M. Haith, 2009
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Kids in the Syndrome Mix of ADHD, LD, Asperger's, ...
Did your mother have to teach you how close to stand to someone? Did your
father have to teach you how to read facial expressions? Liane Holliday Willey
describes her own frustrating experience with Asperger's as follows: I never got
the ...
... disbelief in something someone is saying may be clear in our facial
expressions, and distrust may exhibit itself in the way we stand or even how
closely we stand to someone. The most believable aspects of messages break
down as shown ...
Roger Palmer, Juanita Cockton, Graham Cooper, 2007
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The Multicultural Southwest: A Reader
culture has a kind of spatial system through which one knows how close to stand
to someone else, how to walk in public and in private, where the feet are
supposed to fall, where things are supposed to go. These patterns show up in
verbal ...
Anthony Gabriel MelŽndez, 2001
