Question

Will was angry at a story he was watching on the news, concerning a corporation that was denying responsibility for an oil spill that they were obviously responsible for. will's face showed a dismissive sneer, and he made a low-pitched sound. which theory points out the similarity of the angry snarl of dogs to our dismissive sneers, and the use of low-pitched sounds to signify hostility across the animal kingdom including us?

Answer 1

Discrete emotion theory

Step-by-step explanation:

Discrete emotion theory is the theory that state that people or individuals has a little or small numbers of emotion which are core.

This core emotion may be inform of fear, shame, joy rage and surprise which a person may carried out in some certain conditions.

Just as in the case of Will who was angry at a story he was watching on the news because a corporation that was denying responsibility for an oil spill that they were obviously responsible for which inturn cause will's face showed a dismissive sneer and low pitched sound therefore this action by Will shows he has core emotions by displaying his displeasure about the corporation attitude toward oil spill that occured.

In some cases some specific core emotions are biologically emotions responses.

Therefore the theory that points out the similarity of the angry snarl of dogs to our dismissive sneers, and the use of low-pitched sounds to signify hostility across the animal kingdom including is DISCRETE EMOTION THEORY.