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According to the work of Paul Ekman and Wally Friesen, which emotion has a universal facial expression?
A
Disgust
B
Confusion
C
Uncertainty
D
Pride

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Understand the context: Paul Ekman and Wally Friesen are renowned psychologists known for their research on emotions and facial expressions.
Identify the concept of 'universal facial expressions': Ekman and Friesen proposed that certain emotions have facial expressions that are recognized universally across different cultures.
Recall the basic emotions identified by Ekman: These include happiness, sadness, fear, anger, surprise, and disgust, which are considered to have universal facial expressions.
Analyze the options given: Disgust, Confusion, Uncertainty, and Pride. Compare these with the basic emotions identified by Ekman.
Determine which of the options is one of the basic emotions with a universal facial expression according to Ekman's research.
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