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Warrick was posing for his girlfriend while she painted a picture for her art class. She had asked him to hold his mouth in a frown because she was trying to depict someone who was sad and dejected. Now that he has finished posing, Warrick finds that he is feeling somewhat unhappy, but he is not really sure why. What is this type of reaction consistent with?

▸ facial feedback hypothesis

▸ common-sense view of emotion

▸ James-Lange theory of emotion

▸ two-factor theory of emotion

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