Researchers like Paul Ekman believe that we are born with a certain set of emotions and the facial expressions that accompany them. One of the implications of this research is:

A. that we should be able to go anywhere in the world and be able to identify a certain set of basic emotions from an individual's facial
expressions

B. that even if there are similar facial expressions for some basic emotions, display rules can dictate when, where, and how these emotions can
actually be expressed

C. that to experience an emotion, we have bodily changes first, and our experience of these changes is the emotion

D. that while the same external stimulus (e. g., a bull charging us) will cause bodily changes, different people may experience different emotions
depending upon how they interpret the bodily changes

E. both "a" and "b" are correct here