According to One Perspective on Facial Expressions of Emotion, Facial

question 8

Multiple Choice

According to one perspective on facial expressions of emotion, facial expressions reliably convey the valence (positive-negative dimension) of emotional experience across cultures, but other aspects of expression are culturally learned, and may even be specific to an individual. This explanation of facial expressions is most closely aligned with which modern theory of emotion?

• A) Basic/discrete emotions theory
• B) Core affect/Psychological construction theory
• C) The component process model
• D) This explanation of facial expressions is not closely aligned with any of these theories.

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