In testing the facial-feedback hypothesis researchers found that inducing experimental subjects to smile led them to report
A) more positive feelings.
B) no change in feelings.
C) angry feelings.
D) less positive feelings.

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The facial-feedback hypothesis suggests that facial expressions can influence our emotional states. Specifically, inducing a smile can lead to more positive feelings. Therefore, the experimental subjects who were induced to smile would be expected to report more positive feelings.

In Testing the Facial-Feedback Hypothesis Researchers Found That Inducing Experimental