A student reads that Darwin (1872) believed facial expressions are innate and universal. She then learns that Yuki et al. (2007) found that Japanese participants focused more on the eyes and American participants focused more on the mouth when judging emotion.
Evaluate Yuki et al. (2007) as evidence that the way people read facial expressions is learned. You must refer to the context and consider Darwin's (1872) theory of evolution in your answer.
41 exam-style questions on Edexcel GCSE Psychology 10.2 Studies, covering 10.2.1 Yuki et al. (2007) and 10.2.2 Boroditsky (2001). Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.