One of the Purposes of Darwin's Book,The Expression of the Emotions

question 14

Multiple Choice

One of the purposes of Darwin's book,The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals was to show:

• A) that many human reactions with no obvious survival or utilitarian value today did have an adaptive purpose in the evolutionary past.
• B) that animals and humans have very different emotional responses.
• C) that human emotional expressions vary widely across different cultures.
• D) that many human reactions with a clear adaptive purpose today had no adaptive purpose in the past.

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