| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - ds to an average of 29 millilitres of air passing through the nose, which pleasurably cools the brain.Professor Zajong found that asking volunteers to adopt the facial expression associated with negative mood by such methods as asking them to say 'U' constricts the nose, reducing air flow and so raising brain temperature - this was associated with a lowering of the subjects' mood.
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