Which statement best supports facial expressions of emotion as being innate?
A) Infants soon begin to imitate the facial expressions of those around them.
B) The pattern of facial movements we call a "smile" is universally related to positive emotions.
C) When playing some games of chance, many people master the skill of hiding their emotions from the other players.
D) Sticking your tongue out at someone means surprise in China and resentment in North America.

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The fact that the pattern of facial movements we call a "smile" is universally related to positive emotions supports facial expressions of emotion being innate. This suggests that humans have an inherent ability to recognize and produce certain facial expressions related to basic emotions such as happiness or sadness.

Which Statement Best Supports Facial Expressions of Emotion as Being