When shown photographs of facial expressions of basic emotions, people from 21 different countries:
A) were able to accurately identify each of the emotions being expressed.
B) were only able to accurately identify the facial expressions for fear and disgust.
C) were able to accurately identify happiness, surprise, and disgust, but not anger, fear, or sadness.
D) varied greatly in their ability to correctly identify the different emotions being expressed.

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Research has shown that people from diverse cultures can accurately identify basic emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, and disgust from facial expressions, indicating these expressions are universally recognized.

When Shown Photographs of Facial Expressions of Basic Emotions, People