A  pay equal attention to the eyes and the mouth B  consider facial expressions universally reliable C  observe the eyes and the mouth in different ways D  have more difficulty in recognizing facial expressions

A  To make a face at each other. B  To get their faces impressive. C  To classify some face pictures. D  To observe the researchers' faces.

A  The participants in the study. B  The researchers of the study. C  The errors made during the study. D  The data collected from the study.

A  do translation more successfully B  study the mouth more frequently C  examine the eyes more attentively D read facial expressions more correctly

A  There is no difference between Easterners and Westerners in reading facial expressions. B  It' s very easy for Easterners to distinguish facial expressions. C  Westerners pay more attention to mouth to read emotions. D When we read human emotions, we cannot use facial expressions as universal signals.

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