Despite the evidence that facial expressions for different emotions are relatively stable across cultures, cultures vary with respect to how and when emotions are expected to be expressed. These conventions are called

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The conventions that vary across cultures with respect to how and when emotions are expected to be expressed are called cultural display rules. This is the only option that accurately describes these conventions. Facial feature rules and general adaptation rules are not applicable terms in this context. Franco-Prussian rules are not related to cultural conventions of emotion expression.

Despite the Evidence That Facial Expressions for Different Emotions Are