Children Blind from Birth

question 231

Multiple Choice

Children blind from birth:

• A)show the same types of smiles and frowns as sighted children do, contradicting Ekman's evidence for the universality of emotional expressions.
• B)show the same types of smiles and frowns as sighted children do, supporting Ekman's evidence for the universality of emotional expressions.
• C)do not show the same types of smiles and frowns as sighted children do, contradicting Ekman's evidence for the universality of emotional expressions.
• D)do not show the same types of smiles and frowns as sighted children do, supporting Ekman's evidence for the universality of emotional expressions.

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Definitions:

Cognitions

The mental actions or processes of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses.

Values

Core beliefs or standards that guide individuals' actions and judgments, influencing behavior and attitudes.

Learning To Say No

The process or skill of setting personal or professional boundaries by declining requests or demands that exceed one’s capacity or value system.

Other Person's Perspective

The consideration and understanding of someone else's viewpoint or position in a situation or discussion.