In the Izard study (1971) on expression recognition, which group could identify the same amount of facial expressions as the North American group?

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This study by Carroll Izard was one of the early cross-cultural investigations into the universality of facial expressions. It suggested that people from different cultures could recognize and interpret basic emotional expressions similarly, supporting the idea that these expressions are universal. The African group in this study was able to identify facial expressions at a level comparable to the North American participants.

In the Izard Study (1971) on Expression Recognition, Which Group