_______ can vary from culture to culture and are socially acceptable ways of showing emotion in public settings.
A) Phonemes
B) Facial grids
C) Display rules
D) Expressional norms
E) Emotional morphemes

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Display rules refer to the cultural norms that dictate how emotions should be expressed in public. These can vary widely between different cultures and can even differ within subcultures. Phonemes refer to the smallest unit of sound within a language, facial grids and emotional morphemes are not recognized concepts within psychology, and expressional norms is not a commonly used term for the concept being described.

_______ Can Vary from Culture to Culture and Are Socially