Charles Darwin and psychologists consider human emotional expressions
A)an adaptive means of communicating one's feelings to others.
B)to be learned through classical conditioning.
C)outside of the determining forces of evolution.
D)totally unique and different than the expressions exhibited by other species.

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Darwin and many psychologists view human emotional expressions as adaptive, meaning they evolved because they were beneficial for communication and survival, rather than being purely learned, outside evolutionary influence, or completely unique to humans.

Charles Darwin and Psychologists Consider Human Emotional Expressions