The Results of Ekman and Friesen's (1971)study of an Isolated

Multiple Choice

The results of Ekman and Friesen's (1971) study of an isolated New Guinea tribe suggested to them that

A) there are six primary emotions.
B) facial expressions are learned.
C) the facial expressions that are associated with particular human emotions are the same in all cultures.
D) Darwin's assumption of the universality of emotional expression is wrong.
E) New Guineans are happier than New Yorkers.