One of Charles Darwin's Contributions to the Study of Human

question 4

Multiple Choice

One of Charles Darwin's contributions to the study of human cognition was that he

• A) proposed that humans were distinctly different than any other species
• B) observed some shared emotional expressions in humans and other species, leading to the study of emotions across multiple mammalian species
• C) proved that humans and mammals shared the same emotions
• D) suggested that mammalian brain development was different from human brain development

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