The "Anger Superiority Effect" in Social Perception Refers to the Finding

Multiple Choice

The "anger superiority effect" in social perception refers to the finding that

A) people are quicker to look away from an angry face in a crowd than a neutral face.
B) people are quicker to look away from an angry face in a crowd than a happy face.
C) people are quicker to spot an angry face in a crowd than a neutral or happy face.
D) cross-cultural differences in the perception of angry faces are greater than they are for faces with other emotions.