A Study by Adams and Kleck (2003) Found That Expressions

question 12

Multiple Choice

A study by Adams and Kleck (2003) found that expressions are recognized at equal rates whether the expresser is looking at you or elsewhere, whereas expressions are recognized more easily when the expresser is looking somewhere else.

• A) anger; fear
• B) disgust; fear
• C) fear; sadness
• D) sadness; anger

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Definitions:

Stock Portfolio

A collection of stocks that an individual or institution holds, representing investments across one or more types of stock, sectors, or industries.

Positive Utility

The benefit or satisfaction gained from the consumption of goods or services that contribute to an individual's well-being and happiness.

Availability Heuristic

A mental shortcut that relies on immediate examples that come to mind when evaluating a specific topic, concept, method, or decision, which can lead to biases.

Framing Effect

The cognitive bias where people react differently to a particular choice depending on how it is presented, such as a loss or gain.