Several lines of evidence argue against the idea that facial expressions demonstrate the existence of six basic emotions.

Which of the following is NOT one of those lines of evidence?

A. Asking people to match six faces to six labels interferes with accuracy.

B. People’s guesses about someone’s emotion do not always match what the person reported.

C. Depending on someone’s posture, a given facial expression can have several meanings.

D. People can recognize expressions from their own culture better than those of others.

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