Across Cultures, Facial Expressions and Gestures

question 164

Multiple Choice

Across cultures, facial expressions and gestures:

• A) are similar, but people from one culture cannot interpret expressions from another culture.
• B) are the same, because they are entirely controlled by genetics.
• C) are similar in westernized cultures, but totally different in non-Western cultures, such as Japan.
• D) are similar, but the frequencies with which they are used differ.

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