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Answer:

The identification of the displays of emotions would be:

- Cultural displays rules.

Explanation:

The persons display certain emotions based on breeding in the next form:

  • A child regularly could show anger if he/she see in her house that his/her parents have anger (no by genetics is prone to have anger).

Also when the cultural rules are in the game, it's possible that they influence in the display of emotion, for example:

  • The German people regularly don't like the signs of affection and could feel offended by a person that has this with them if they don't have enough confidence, no by genetics, all the people are of that form.
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The displays of emotion as biologically innate can be explained in a scenario where "a victorious javelin thrower shouts, throw his fists and jumps for joy in triumph, even though the athlete is blind from birth."

This shows that the action of joy and emotion is inborn and not learned because the athlete hasn't seen people express joy before.

On the other hand, the displays of emotion governed by cultural display rules are explained in a scenario where "In California, a Chinese tourist is sickened by what he saw but mostly hides his reaction. At the same time, another Chinese tourist noticed similar action."

This shows that actions of emotions can be learned through cultural influence.

Hence, in this case, it is concluded that emotions can be both biologically innate and culturally governed.

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