 The utilization of display rules differs from expressive suppression because when display rules are enacted, the action to manage expression is voluntary, controlled, and incorporates certain types of expressive behavior (Buck, 2003) . Conversely, expressive suppression is involuntary and is the result of social pressures that shape subconscious behaviors.
<coherence>  The utilization of display rules differs from expressive suppression because when display rules are enacted, the action to manage expression is voluntary, controlled, and incorporates certain types of expressive behavior (Buck, 2003) . Conversely, expressive suppression is involuntary and is the result of social pressures that shape subconscious behaviors.
 The utilization of display rules differs from expressive suppression because when display rules are enacted, the action to manage expression is voluntary, controlled, and incorporates certain types of expressive behavior . Conversely, expressive suppression is involuntary and is the result of social pressures that shape subconscious behaviors.