In 1971 Izard showed that North American and European groups could identify 75-83% of facial expressions. However, a(n) __________ group only identified 65% and a(n) __________ group 50%. This study is an example of cross-cultural differences in the recognition of facial emotion.

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Izard's study highlighted cross-cultural differences in the recognition of facial emotions, showing that Japanese participants identified 65% of facial expressions, while African participants identified 50%.

In 1971 Izard Showed That North American and European Groups