In their work on facial muscles involved in emotional expressions, Paul Ekman and Wally Friesen (1983) found that the facial muscles __________
a. make 46 unique movements in expressing emotions
b. make only 12 unique movements in expressing emotions
c. are not a reliable indicator of emotion
d. often diminish how deeply we feel our emotions
a. make 46 unique movements in expressing emotions
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Define and discuss prevention, mentioning primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention and giving examples of each
What will be an ideal response?
_____ developed person-centered therapy, which is based on the _____ school of thought
a) Sigmund Freud; psychoanalytic b) Aaron Beck; cognitive c) Carl Rogers; humanistic d) Fritz Perls; behavioral
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A. all ten pieces of candy at the end of the ten hours. B. two pieces of candy every two hours. C. a piece of candy at the same time every hour. D. a piece of candy at various times.