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Which one of these is true about facial expressions of emotion?
Which one of these is true about facial expressions of emotion?
- They are not universal and vary across cultures.
- They serve many functions to communicate emotions, attitudes, and personality. (correct)
- They are only used for encoding facial expressions.
- They are the least important channel of non-verbal communication.
What did Charles Darwin propose about facial expressions?
What did Charles Darwin propose about facial expressions?
- Facial expressions are not universal.
- Facial expressions are vestiges of once useful reactions. (correct)
- Emotions are unique to humans.
- Emotions are not discrete entities.
What did Ekman and Friesen's research conclude about facial expressions?
What did Ekman and Friesen's research conclude about facial expressions?
- Facial expressions are not universal.
- There are 6 universal emotions that are easy to recognize. (correct)
- Facial expressions vary across cultures.
- There are more than 6 universal emotions.
What did Cordaro et al.'s research suggest about universal emotions?
What did Cordaro et al.'s research suggest about universal emotions?
How do analytic and holistic thinkers perceive facial expressions differently?
How do analytic and holistic thinkers perceive facial expressions differently?
What are display rules?
What are display rules?
Which term refers to the tendency to attribute other people's behavior to dispositional factors while focusing on situational factors when explaining one's own behavior?
Which term refers to the tendency to attribute other people's behavior to dispositional factors while focusing on situational factors when explaining one's own behavior?
What is the first step in the two-step process of the Fundamental Attribution Error?
What is the first step in the two-step process of the Fundamental Attribution Error?
Which cultures are less susceptible to the Fundamental Attribution Error?
Which cultures are less susceptible to the Fundamental Attribution Error?
What is the term for the tendency to make internal attributions for our successes but blame our failures on external situational factors?
What is the term for the tendency to make internal attributions for our successes but blame our failures on external situational factors?
What is the term for explanations for behavior that avoid feelings of vulnerability and mortality?
What is the term for explanations for behavior that avoid feelings of vulnerability and mortality?
Which factor can influence memory according to Ross & Sicoly (1979)?
Which factor can influence memory according to Ross & Sicoly (1979)?
Which of the following best defines social perception?
Which of the following best defines social perception?
Which of the following is an example of non-verbal communication?
Which of the following is an example of non-verbal communication?
What is the fundamental attribution error?
What is the fundamental attribution error?
Which of the following is NOT a form of non-verbal communication?
Which of the following is NOT a form of non-verbal communication?
What is the role of attention in social perception?
What is the role of attention in social perception?
What is the main focus of social perception?
What is the main focus of social perception?
What is belief in a just world?
What is belief in a just world?
In the study conducted by Lerner & Simmons in 1966, what did participants do after witnessing a learner being shocked?
In the study conducted by Lerner & Simmons in 1966, what did participants do after witnessing a learner being shocked?
What is the bias blind spot?
What is the bias blind spot?
What are examples of victims of defensive attributions?
What are examples of victims of defensive attributions?
What did participants in the viewing condition of the study by Lerner & Simmons in 1966 do?
What did participants in the viewing condition of the study by Lerner & Simmons in 1966 do?
What is the main focus of defensive attributions?
What is the main focus of defensive attributions?
What are implicit personality theories?
What are implicit personality theories?
What is the Covariation Model?
What is the Covariation Model?
What is the Fundamental Attribution Error?
What is the Fundamental Attribution Error?
What are the types of attributions in Attribution Theory?
What are the types of attributions in Attribution Theory?
What did the study by Dion et al (1990) find about collectivist students?
What did the study by Dion et al (1990) find about collectivist students?
What are some cues that can be used to form a first impression of someone?
What are some cues that can be used to form a first impression of someone?
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