What is the primary hypothesis for why people stick out their tongues during concentration?
Why Do You Stick Out Your Tongue When You Concentrate?

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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To help with breathing
To enhance taste
To reduce brain distractions
To improve vision
2.
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Why might children exhibit tongue protrusion according to some scientists?
To mimic adults
Due to a lack of coordination
To express emotions
To improve their speech
3.
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What is one theory about the evolutionary origin of tongue protrusion?
It developed to assist with balance
It is a leftover from when humans developed spoken language
It evolved to help with eating
It is a trait shared with other primates
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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In the study mentioned, during which type of game did children stick out their tongues more frequently?
A game involving drawing
A game involving running
A language-like game
A game with puzzles
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What might the direction of tongue protrusion during language-like activities suggest?
A connection to musical abilities
A preference for left-handed gestures
Activation in Broca's area on the left side of the brain
Activation in the right hemisphere of the brain
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