A child who is born blind, will:
a. never learn how to smile.
b. have to be told how to move the facial features to elicit a smile.
c. learn to smile on a similar trajectory as sighted children.
d. will smile as sighted children do, but will have to be taught how to facially express sadness.
Question 2
In ___________________ a patient cannot voluntarily move the facial muscles but will express a genuine emotion with those muscles.
a. volitional facial paresis
b. automatic facial paresis
c. emotional facial paresis
d. total facial paresis
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