A study of the Fore of New Guinea-a cultural group with practically no contact with outsiders-conducted by Paul Ekman and colleagues (1987) suggests that:
A. the tendency to help is independent of the degree of genetic relatedness.
B. gender differences are almost absent in cultures that are highly sexually egalitarian.
C. women are more jealous than men in response to cues to sexual infidelity.
D. emotions are universally expressed and recognized.
Answer: D
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