According to Charles Darwin, emotions are

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According to Charles Darwin, emotions are

According to Charles Darwin, emotions are
A) vague, unpredictable, and personal states of mind.
B) likely to vary dramatically from human to human.
C) most relevant in situations that are novel in a species' experience.
D) designed to deal with recurring situations in the world.

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Psychology and Life

Edition: 18^th

Authors: Gerrig, Zimbardo

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