Regarding the Origin of Facial Expressions, Many Contemporary Researchers Endorse

Regarding the origin of facial expressions, many contemporary researchers endorse an interactionist perspective. What does this mean?

A) They agree that specific expressions are the result of an interaction between early developmental learning and cultural learning
B) They believe that there are no fixed or consistent facial expressions associated with different emotions; instead, each expression emerges from a social interaction
C) They agree that there are both biologically innate and culturally learned determinants of how emotions are expressed
D) They believe that the support for universality of facial expression found in the literature is largely the result of increasing cross-cultural interactions due to globalization, rather than being due to any innate human capacities