Multiple Choice
Children blind from birth:
A) show the same types of smiles and frowns as sighted children do, contradicting Ekman's evidence for the universality of emotional expressions.
B) show the same types of smiles and frowns as sighted children do, supporting Ekman's evidence for the universality of emotional expressions.
C) do not show the same types of smiles and frowns as sighted children do, contradicting Ekman's evidence for the universality of emotional expressions.
D) do not show the same types of smiles and frowns as sighted children do, supporting Ekman's evidence for the universality of emotional expressions.
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