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From the table, we may get that there are no major variations in the use of facial expression in
American and Balinese. All the facial expressions listed seemed to have been used uniformly.
This was supported by Charles Darwin's statement in Nelson (2018) that emotional facial
expression is universal, not learned differently in each culture. This was also illustrated in the
1960s by Paul Ekman's work (Nelson, 2016). The subject from across western and eastern
member cultures received some pictures of various facial expressions and they had to identify
them. The facial expression was found to be identical with six major expressions such as joy,
disgust, rage, sorrow, disappointment, and fear.
While it is said that facial expression in each culture is not acquired differently, there is a saying
that "Balinese people are nice." This could be one thing that could differentiate facial expression
that Americans and Balinese normally use. Balinese is usually welcoming. This often makes
them talk to others, including strangers.
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