Darwin proposed that the facial expressions and emotions seen in both humans and animals were based on a common physiological system and thus reflected
a. social referencing. c. continuity of function.
b. emotional recognition d. primary emotions
Question 2
All of the following are true of emotions except
a. Emotions are independent of cognitions.
b. The same physiological arousal may represent different emotions depending on how we interpret a situation.
c. Each emotion is actually a palette of emotions.
d. Emotions are not always expressed one after another in a discrete manner but are sometimes mixed.
Body plan axes in animals and plants
The theoretical design of nature reserves, based on the tenets of island biogeography.
Photograph of the flea that transmits Yersinia pestis to cause bubonic plague, called the oriental r
Caregivers’ responses sometimes help a child with strong emotions adapt to the environment.
General mechanism of egg formation in animals
Mechanisms of Dosage Compensation in Animals