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How did you go about compiling your data? How many participants’ moods changed after just looking at the photo? Why do you think
this was so?
How many participants’ moods changed after mimiking the picture they saw? Why do you think this was so?
What did you observe as your subjects participated in the study? Do you think they
reported their moods honestly?
Did your data support any part of the facial feedback theory explored by Kleinke,
Peterson, and Rutledge? Explain by including your results.
Why do you think psychologists are interested in the relationship between facial
expressions and mood?

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