In a review of 60 studies assessing the recognition of voiced emotions cross-culturally, Juslin and Laukka (2003) concluded that hearers can judge five different emotions in the voice, including _________________ with accuracy rates approaching 70%, and that judgments are ________________.

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Juslin and Laukka's review found that hearers could accurately judge anger, fear, happiness, sadness, and tenderness in the voice, and that these judgments were more accurate when the hearers listened to members of their own culture.

In a Review of 60 Studies Assessing the Recognition of Voiced