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cmoore54

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According to the studies of nonhuman primates, facial displays in nonhuman primates described as grimaces are akin to the human emotions of _____.
 
  a) fear and surprise
  b) anger and pride
  c) disgust and envy
  d) sadness and pain

Question 2

_____ refer to those processes that are consistent across different cultures. _____ refer to those processes that are different across cultures.
 
  a) Emics; Etics
  b) Etics; Emics
  c) Phonemes; Phonetics
  d) Phonetics; Phonemes



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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