Darwin argued that emotional expressions in people and in non-human animals are
A) learned.
B) innate.
C) composed of simple movements of face, neck, and head.
D) primarily reactions to aversive environmental events.
E) acquired response styles.

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Darwin argued that emotional expressions are innate, meaning they are inborn and not learned. He believed that these expressions are universal across human cultures and even observable in non-human animals, suggesting a biological basis for emotional expressions.

Darwin Argued That Emotional Expressions in People and in Non-Human