Consistent with the Facial-Feedback Hypothesis, It Has Been Suggested That

question 30

Multiple Choice

Consistent with the facial-feedback hypothesis, it has been suggested that

• A) we often display a facial expression first, and this produces our emotional experience.
• B) we often label our emotions first and then display an appropriate facial expression.
• C) we usually experience the emotion and display the appropriate expression simultaneously.
• D) there is no connection between the emotions we experience and our facial expression.

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