Rather than rely purely on studies of words for emotional states to determine how many emotions humans experience, scientists have turned to studying

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Scientists have found that there are certain facial expressions that are universally recognized as representing specific emotions, such as happiness, sadness, anger, and fear. By studying these facial expressions, scientists are able to get a more accurate understanding of the number and nature of human emotions.

Rather Than Rely Purely on Studies of Words for Emotional