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Izard's Differential Emotions Theory in Infancy
Describe Carroll Izard's developmental research showing that basic discrete emotions emerge naturally during early human infancy.
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Basic Human Emotions and Cross-Cultural Research
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Evaluate historical and contemporary psychological research regarding universal basic emotions and nonverbal expression.
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