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 The impact of culture on facial expressions is especially seen in A) the facial displays of anger. B) the rules for how expressive you are in public. C) the display of emotions by infants. D) human facial expressions during sleep.

 You have noticed that it is occasionally hard to interpret the facial expressions of one of your favorite blind performers. This observation offers support for the idea that A) emotional facial expressions are affected by observation. B) blind people do not have the same emotions that sighted people have. C) blind people have to learn facial expressions and someone apparently did not teach him how to express himself properly. D) although emotional facial expression is largely innate, it is modified through observation and experience.

 According to research on temperament, babies who are extremely unresponsive to environmental stimuli at birth may develop _________ later in life. A) anxiety disorders B) antisocial or psychopathic disorders C) major depressive disorders D) attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

 According to research on temperament, babies who are especially reactive to environmental stimuli at birth are likely to develop A) anxiety disorders later in life. B) antisocial or psychopathic disorders later in life. C) into stimulus seekers, such as race car drivers. D) attention deficit hyperactivity disorder later in life.

 According to Paul Ekman, people who are lying are more likely than people who are not lying to A) use more frequent hand gestures. B) nod their heads more than usual. C) move their legs more than usual. D) make eye contact with you.

 Josh and his friends were watching a televised debate between two political candidates. When the candidates were asked by the moderator if they had accepted donations from any questionable sources, one of the candidates began to laugh nervously and speak less fluently than before. Josh and his friends should conclude that A) the candidate is obviously lying, and they should vote for the other one. B) the candidate is obviously telling the truth, but he is nervous. C) no conclusions can be drawn, because a question like that would make everybody act guilty. D) the candidate may simply be nervous about the question, but he is acting like he is being dishonest.

 A ________ smile is typically viewed by scientists as genuine and includes movement of the eye muscles that make "crow's feet" at the corner of the eyes. A) Steinem B) Harimoto C) Ekman D) Duchenne

 In order to get a job at a convenience store, you had to take a lie-detector test. You were asked a series of questions and you answered truthfully that you had never stolen from your employer or lied during an interview. Unfortunately, you were not hired, because measurements recorded during these questions indicated that you were lying. What is the most likely explanation for this? A) The test revealed that you have a personality disorder. B) The machine was faulty, and thus misread your heart rate and galvanic skin response during only these questions. C) You may have been afraid of being accused of dishonest behavior that you never committed. D) Polygraphs are almost always accurate, so you must have lied about something.

 Daniel was serving on a jury in a murder trial. Testimony from expert witnesses suggested that the defendant was a true psychopath, incapable of empathy with others or of remorse for what he had done. The defendant's attorneys tried to get the judge to accept a lie detector test they had conducted privately, claiming that it proved that their client was innocent. The judge refused. How should Daniel interpret this information? A) The judge was correct. If the defendant is a psychopath, he might not show the arousal that most honest people show during a lie detector test, and his results are unlikely to be valid. B) The judge was in error. The lie detector test proved that the defendant was innocent, and this information should have been admitted to the trial proceedings. C) The judge was correct. Lie detector tests are much worse than chance in detecting dishonesty. D) The judge was in error. Lie detector tests are routinely used in courts of law, and the defendant had a right to have this information submitted during his trial.

 Which type of neuroimaging technique is being explored most frequently as a more accurate way of assessing an individual's honesty? A) positron emission tomography (PET) B) functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) C) computerized tomography (CT) D) electroencephalography (EEG)