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Practice Speaking: Read Aloud
ID: #4292
Long Expressions 1
The theory that facial expressions are universal has been around for many years now, and has been variously endorsed in a range of studies. Research conducted since the 1960s has found that different cultures describe facial expressions in a consistently similar way. For example, wherever you are in the world, a scrunched-up nose is clearly interpreted as disgust.
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the theory that facial expressions are universal has been around for many years now and has been variously endorsed in a range of studies research conducted since the 1960s has found that different cultures describe facial expressions in a consistently similar way for example wherever you are in the world a scrunched up nose is clearly interpreted as disgust
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