Which scientist argued that the differences in emotional experience between animals and humans were a matter of degree, not kind?
A) William James
B) Paul Ekman
C) Charles Darwin
D) Abraham Maslow

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Charles Darwin argued that the differences in emotional experience between animals and humans were a matter of degree, not kind. He believed that humans and animals shared a common ancestry and therefore shared many similarities in their emotional experiences. He wrote extensively on this topic in his book, "The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals."

Which Scientist Argued That the Differences in Emotional Experience Between