Which of the following statements about facial or vocal expressions of emotions is factually incorrect?
A) Infants are unable to respond to pleasant stimuli before they are 12 months old.
B) Facial expressions of emotion are fairly consistent across cultures.
C) Disgust, boredom, and grief are typically accompanied by a lower vocal pitch.
D) People tend to speak faster when they are scared.

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Infants are capable of responding to pleasant stimuli, even in their first few months of life. They may smile or show other positive facial expressions in response to stimuli such as a warm touch, a gentle voice, or a smiling face.

Which of the Following Statements About Facial or Vocal Expressions