Research results have indicated considerable cross-cultural agreement in the identification of all of the following emotional expressions EXCEPT
A)fear .
B)sadness.
C)suspicion.
D)happiness.

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Research in psychology has shown that basic emotions such as fear, sadness, and happiness are universally recognized across different cultures. However, suspicion is not considered a basic emotion and does not have a universally recognized facial expression, making it the exception in terms of cross-cultural agreement.

Research Results Have Indicated Considerable Cross-Cultural Agreement in the Identification