Affect displays are primarily displayed through (the)<u> face and voice.</u>
Emotes are verbal and non-verbal expressions of feelings (feelings). These signs are due to facial expressions, gestures and body language, volume, and tone of voice, laughter, crying, etc. Affect displays can be altered or faked to make a person look like one when they are feeling another (e.g. laugh when sad).
Body gestures (aka kinesics) can be categorized into five main types. Emblems directly translate words and phrases. The illustrator accompanies and "explains" the verbal message in the truest sense of the word. Emotion displays convey emotional meaning. A regulator monitors, receives, or controls another person's speech.
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Answer:
D. Thought broadcasting.
Explanation:
Thought broadcasting delusion is a psychotic symptom that makes the patient believe that his thoughts are broadcasted to every one to hear. This means that the patient believes whatever he thinks inside is 'revealed' to everyone, making him vulnerable to everything.
This delusional behavior makes the person paranoid and unable to rely on or believe in anyone. And this paranoia makes him/her believe that their thoughts are perceivable by others. So, Patrick's belief that his inner thoughts are known heard by his in-laws is a symptom of thought broadcasting delusion.
Thus, the correct answer is option D.
B. The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)
