■■ In the next study, different tribe members were asked to show on their faces what they would look like if they experienced the different emotions in the stories.

Photographs of these expressions were brought back to the United States and shown to American observers, none of whom had ever seen tribe members from New Guinea. When asked to label the emotions shown on the tribe members’

faces, the data were again similar to those found in previous studies. These findings constituted a third source of evidence for universality (Figure 9.2).