Development (2027)

1. Lewis et al (1990) concluded that babies are able to express anger at what age?

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More popularity, lower self-esteem, lower probability of anti-social behaviour, less frequent and weak temper tantrums
Less popularity, lower self-esteem, lower probability of anti-social behaviour, less frequent and weak temper tantrums
Less popularity, higher self-esteem, lower probability of anti-social behaviour, less frequent but intense temper tantrums
More popularity popularity, higher self-esteem, Higher probability of anti-social behaviour, More frequent and intense temper tantrums

to allow us to get what we want when we want it
to help us to guide and structure our relationship with others
To allow us to appraise the personal significance of a situation and prepare for action
o enable us to attribute mental states (beliefs, intentions) in others

Babies prefer to look at attractive faces
That cross-culturally, we not only tend to express emotion the same way (at least facially) but we also seem to have the same to recognise it.
That there does seem to be innate facial responses for when one tastes something sour or sweet.
That Japanese Americans are much more self-effacing than Western Americans, meaning that they are less to show feelings of pride and more likely to experience embarrassment when receiving positive feedback.
Even mothers can recognise the 5 Basic emotions in their babies.
Adults seem to also be capable of recognising emotions in badies that have cranial abnormalities.