Question

Domenica hates that she blushes at the slightest sign of embarrassment. However, blushing may serve which of the following purposes? Group of answer choices bringing blood flow to the head, which increases arousal and helps the blusher avoid future mistakes offering a type of biological, nonverbal apology making embarrassment feel even worse, which reaffirms wrongdoing making the blusher look more like a child and thus easier to forgive

Answer 1

offering a type of biological, nonverbal apology

Step-by-step explanation:

Embarrassment and blushing are the two different terms that work together or simultaneously. An individual while encountering feelings of blushing or flushed-out is considered as a "natural response" as an outcome of self-consciousness that if he or she might not have been a part of a particular emotional experience then it could have overlooked.

Blushing is being determined as a factor that an individual feels out of consciousness about the things he or she might have done and it encompasses biological determinants along with the psychological aspect.

Answer 2

Answer: offering a type of biological and nonverbal form of apology

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the question,blushing nature of Domenica at situation where she feel embarrassed is displaying a form of biological apology through not speaking rather feeling ashamed and sorry for that situation.

Other options are incorrect because blushing does not creates child-like look for forgiveness, blusher making her avoid future mistakes as blood flow comes to head and reaffirmation of incorrect act so that embarrassment feeling becomes worst is not indicated through blushing of Domenica.