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         <title>Infuences on Emotional Expression</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Each of us is born with the disposition to reveal our emotions, at least non-verbally. Babies all over the world smile, frown, giggle, and cry whenever the mood strikes them. But over time, a wide range of differences develops in emotional expression. In the next few pages, we’ll look at some influences that shape how people communicate their feelings.</div>]]></description>
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