When a happy person makes and holds an angry look, he or she will probably notice
A)that "making faces" can affect the autonomic nervous system.
B)nothing, although he or she will feel the changes in his or her facial muscles.
C)little change in emotion, unless there is a placebo effect.
D)that emotion is physiological and is not affected in any way by facial expressions.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Facial feedback hypothesis suggests that facial expressions can influence emotional experiences. Thus, making and holding an angry face can affect one's emotional state through changes in the autonomic nervous system, aligning with the idea that "making faces" can indeed influence how we feel.

When a Happy Person Makes and Holds an Angry Look