Review of Literatures: Smiling causes Happiness

Solved literature review assignment exploring the statistical link between smiling and happiness.

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Running Head: REVIEW OF LITERATURES1REVIEW OF LITERATURESSmiling causes HappinessIn your essay, you explore various studies on the relationship between facial expressions,specifically smiles, and happiness. How do different factors, such as gender, societal norms, andsituational contexts, influence the connection between facial expressions and emotional stateslike happiness and sadness?In your response, consider the following:The role of gender and societal expectations in shaping facial expressions, particularlysmiling.How situational factors, such as life events or achievements, affect happiness andexpressions of emotion.The findings from various studies (such as those by Hess et al., Niedenthal et al., andFernandez-Dols & Ruiz-Belda) regarding the relationship between smiles and happiness.The limitations and contributions of these studies in understanding the complex nature offacial expressions and emotions.Your response should be750-1000 words

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