If Charles Darwin's view of emotions is correct, we would expect that
a. different cultures would have different types of emotional responses.
b. there would be little point or purpose to the function of emotions.
c. emotional responses would be learned through experience.
d. children would show similar patterns of emotional responses across cultures.
Answer: d. children would show similar patterns of emotional responses across cultures.
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