Multiple Choice
Ben and Mark are from very different cultural backgrounds. When Ben and Mark interact, what differences in emotions are they likely to notice about each other?
A) differences in primary emotions
B) differences in secondary emotions
C) differences in facial feedback
D) differences in general adaptation
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