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What did anthropologists Margaret Mead and Ray Birdwhistell argue about facial expressions of emotion?

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They could not be universal but that facial expressions of emotion had to be learned, much like a language.

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What did Darwin believe about how we express our emotions?

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He believed that we express emotions in our faces exactly the same way around the world, regardless of race or culture.

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Universality studies

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A series of studies conducted by Ekman and Friesen and by Izard that demonstrated the pancultural universality of facial expressions of emotions.

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Do infants show facial expressions that signal emotional states, interest and attention?

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Yes

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When have discrete expressions of anger and sadness been reported in children?

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2 years of age

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By what age do children display all discrete expressions of emotions?

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Preschool age

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What is one important aspect of the basic emotions theory?

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Emotions aren’t only universally expressed, but they are universally recognized.

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What are the 6 universal expressions?

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Anger
Disgust
Fear
Happiness 
Sadness 
Surprise
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T/F: there were many more similarities in the responses across the cultures than there were differences, providing evidence for universal, psychobiological emotional patterning in subjective response.

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true

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