Which of the Following Is Most Consistent with the Facial

question 95

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is most consistent with the facial feedback hypothesis?

• A) Facial expressions are necessary for the experience of emotion.
• B) Facial expressions can trigger and magnify emotional states.
• C) Although facial expressions can influence emotions, they do not produce any real physiological changes.
• D) In order for facial expressions to evoke a corresponding emotion, people must be aware of their outward expression.

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Definitions:

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A neurotransmitter involved in many functions including muscle contraction and memory.

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