Researchers Studied Abused Children and a Control Group and Presented

Multiple Choice

Researchers studied abused children and a control group and presented participants a digitally altered series of images of the same face, with the images gradually transforming from a face with a neutral expression to a face with a strong emotion.They found that children of abusive parents:

A) identified anger at an earlier point than control children
B) identified anger at a later point than control children
C) identified sadness at an earlier point than control children
D) identified sadness at a later point than control children