Although Facial Expressions of Emotion Seem to Be Innate And

question 524

Multiple Choice

Although facial expressions of emotion seem to be innate and, to a certain degree, universal among human cultures, we are still able to exert control over our facial expressions. This finding suggests that the expression of emotion:

• A) is determined entirely by display rules.
• B) is influenced entirely by genetic factors.
• C) can be affected by culture and environmental factors.
• D) is entirely psychological.

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Definitions:

Personal Privacy

The right of an individual to keep their personal matters and relationships confidential and free from intrusion.

Collectivist

A cultural orientation or individual preference emphasizing the importance of groups and the interdependence of its members over individualism.

Individualist

A person who prioritizes personal goals and self-reliance over group goals and interdependence.

Humanistic

A psychological perspective that emphasizes the study of the whole person and the uniqueness of each individual.