Ekman and Colleagues' Research on the Universality of Facial Expression

question 12

Multiple Choice

Ekman and colleagues' research on the universality of facial expression showed that people from diverse cultures tend to agree in how they label the emotions of

• A) anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise.
• B) frustration, aggression, disgust, happiness, and joy.
• C) anger, fear, sadness, love, and joy.
• D) disgust, fear, happiness, frustration, sadness, and love.

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Definitions:

Fast Mapping

A process of quickly determining a word’s meaning, which facilitates children’s vocabulary development.

Watching Television

The activity of viewing content on a TV set, involving both entertainment and informational purposes.

Retrieval Cues

Stimuli that assist in the recall of information stored in memories, facilitating access to stored information.

Stairs

A set of steps or flights of steps for passing from one level to another, often inside or outside buildings.