Facial expressions of emotion that come and go in a fraction of a second that reveal our true feelings because they are difficult to control are known as ______.
a. uninhibited expressions
b. affect indicators
c. facial super signals
d. micro-expressions
d. micro-expressions
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
When Drew gave the toast at his best friend's wedding reception, he failed to notice the shocked looks
as he told some off-color stories about the happy couple's dating life. What quality of decorum did Drew violate in this example? A) The toast was too long. B) The toast did not reflect the speaker's feelings. C) The audience did not like the speaker. D) The speech was too informal for the occasion. E) The emotions were too intense for the listeners.
Why did the January 1982 launch of the Commodore 64 have such a lasting impact on the video game industry?
a. ?it was the first device to combine a personal computer with a video game console b. it was the first device to use 64-bit graphics in a video console c. it was the first video game console to enable the use of the joystick, which would become wildly popular in later years d. it drew from state of the art military technology to create the first immersive video game experience
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A. physiological. B. cognitive. C. behavioral. D. None of the answers is correct.