People with volitional facial paresis are unable to
A) voluntarily move the facial muscles.
B) cry.
C) comprehend other people's emotions.
D) recognize facial expressions.
E) use tone of voice to communicate their emotional states.

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Volitional facial paresis refers to the inability to voluntarily move the facial muscles, so Option A is the most appropriate choice. The other options involve emotional recognition and expression, which are not specifically related to volitional facial paresis.

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