The Argument That Each Emotion Is Innately Packaged with a Specific

question 20

Multiple Choice

The argument that each emotion is innately packaged with a specific set of physiological reactions and that distinct emotions are evident from very early in life describes:

• A)an environmental explanation of emotions.
• B)a dynamic-systems emotional theory.
• C)the discrete emotions theory.
• D)the functionalist approach to emotions.

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