A study of the Fore of New Guinea-a cultural group with practically no contact with outsiders-conducted by Paul Ekman and colleagues (1987)suggests that:

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The study conducted by Paul Ekman and colleagues (1987) suggests that emotions are universally expressed and recognized, even in a cultural group with practically no contact with outsiders. This supports the idea that basic emotions and their expressions are innate and biologically determined, rather than learned through cultural experiences.

A Study of the Fore of New Guinea-A Cultural Group