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

question 36

Multiple Choice

The results of Ekman and Friesen's (1971) study of an isolated New Guinea tribe suggest 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 Guinean's are happier than New Yorkers.

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Definitions:

Dashed Line

A line consisting of dashes, often used in diagrams and drawings to represent boundaries, paths, or other entities that are not continuously solid.

Primary Response

The initial immune response to a pathogen, which is slower and less effective than subsequent responses.

Different Antigen

Refers to a substance or molecule that is recognized by the immune system as foreign, eliciting an immune response. Each antigen is distinct, allowing the body to identify various pathogens or foreign compounds specifically.

IgG Antibodies

A type of antibody that is the most common and widely distributed in body fluids, playing a crucial role in immune response.