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Additional Readings:

Neese, R.M. and Williams, G.C. (1998). Evolution and the Origins of Disease. Scientific American, November, 86-93.

Provine, R.R. (1996).  Laughter. American Scientist, January-February.

OPTIONAL Exercise: To see a brief simulation of Lorenz's Hydraulic model see this web site.  The hydraulic model or theory is overly simplistic but it is a good starting point for learning about the role of theory in psychology and other sciences.

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