The "Anger Superiority Effect" States That Angry Faces Are Detected

question 28

Multiple Choice

The "anger superiority effect" states that angry faces are detected more efficiently than friendly faces by people who

• A) look away from an angry face in a crowd than a neutral face.
• B) look away from an angry face in a crowd than a happy face.
• C) spot an angry face in a crowd than a neutral or happy face.
• D) identify anger in the faces of people from other cultures.

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