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Emo­tions are not uni­ver­sally per­ceived

March 8, 2014 by

It's a con­cept that had become uni­ver­sally under­stood: humans expe­ri­ence six basic emotions - happiness, sad­ness, anger, fear, dis­gust, and surprise - and use the same set of facial move­ments to express them. What's more, we can rec­og­nize emo­tions on another's face, whether that person hails from Boston or Borneo.

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