The view that expressing a specific emotion,especially facially,causes the subjective experience of that emotion is called:

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The view that expressing a specific emotion, especially facially, causes the subjective experience of that emotion is called the facial feedback effect. Choice A is incorrect because the behavior feedback effect refers to the feedback a person receives from their own behavior, rather than specifically facial expressions. Choice B is incorrect because egocentrism refers to a self-centered perspective, rather than the relationship between facial expressions and emotional experience. Choice D is incorrect because while nonverbal communication can certainly influence emotional experience, it does not specifically refer to the phenomenon of facial expressions causing emotions.

The View That Expressing a Specific Emotion,especially Facially,causes the Subjective