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According to research discussed in the text, if you try to fake a smile, the recipient might perceive it as fake because
 
  A) people tend to show their teeth too much in a false smile.
  B) people have a difficult time controlling the muscles that normally crinkle their eyes in a true smile.
  C) people who are faking smiles tend to move their muscles in a highly symmetrical manner.
  D) people who are faking smiles often fail to make eye contact.

Question 2

Katrina expresses liking for Lina and often pays her compliments. Katrina's strategies are likely motivated by her desire to appear
 
  A) likable.
  B) competent.
  C) moral.
  D) of high status.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

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Answer: A





 

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