4. Research on facial expressions across cultures indicates that the expressions Americans make for the basic emotions

a. are largely unrecognizable by people from other cultures.

b. are recognized by people from cultures with much contact with Americans, but not by those from cultures with little contact with Americans. C. are recognized in other cultures for happiness and sadness, but not for anger and disgust

d. are recognized much above chance in all cultures studied.

e. None of the above.