Pick ONE of the four statements introduced below:

Infants appear to be able to imitate happy, sad, and surprised facial expressions very early in life.
If an infant makes a facial expression recognizable to an observer as representing happiness, this does NOT mean that the infant must be experiencing happiness.
In terms of basic emotions, blind children exhibit spontaneous facial expressions that are fundamentally similar to those of sighted children.
Galati et al. (2003) research involving blind and sighted children found that blind children showed more negative expressions in negative situations, suggesting that they may not have learned the relevant display rules (e.g., it’s not polite to show disappointment when you get a gift you don’t like) to the same extent as their sighted counterparts.

In one or two paragraphs (of at least 10 sentences each), develop/explain in your own words the statement you picked.
Support your answer with the evidence presented in the corresponding chapter and your module’s material.
Your explanation needs to be specific, concrete, and complete. Please add in-text citations (including page number).

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