Darwin and psychologist 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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Both Darwin and psychologists believe that human emotional expressions serve as an adaptive means of communicating one's feelings to others. Darwin argued that emotions evolved as a way to communicate important information to others in order to ensure survival and reproduction, while psychologists have studied the communicative function of emotions and found that they are useful for conveying information about one's internal state.

Darwin and Psychologist Consider Human Emotional Expressions