Eight-year old Maddox is excited to open his last birthday present and is hoping to receive a remote control car. Instead, Maddox receives a sweater. Despite being disappointed, Maddox politely says "Thanks for the sweater. It's just what I wanted." Maddox's response demonstrates which concept?   discrete emotions   facial feedback processes   display rules   alexithymia

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