In a Review of 60 Studies Assessing the Recognition of Voiced

question 19

Multiple Choice

In a review of 60 studies assessing the recognition of voiced emotions cross-culturally, Juslin and Laukka (2003) concluded that hearers can judge five different emotions in the voice, including _________________ with accuracy rates approaching 70%, and that judgments are ________________.

• A) anger, fear, happiness, sadness and tenderness; best when hearers listen to members of their own culture.
• B) anger, fear, happiness, sadness and disgust; no different when hearers listen to members of their own culture compared to members of a different culture.
• C) anger, fear, disappointment, sadness, and tenderness; no different when hearers listen to members of their own culture compared to members of a different culture.
• D) fear, happiness, disappointment, surprise, and tenderness; best when hearers listen to members of their own culture.