The idea that emotions are universal can be supported by the following evidence a) infants only a few hours old do not show facial expressions that match those of adults b) infants that are born deaf and blink fail to show similar facial expressions to hearing and sighted infants c) there are similar facial expressions for some cultures d) there are substantially different facial expressions for some cultures

The answer is C- There are similar facial expressions for some cultures

Explanation:

Researchers have proven that there are similar facial expressions for some cultures. Friesen's study in 1972 documented that some facial expressions of emotion were produced simultaneously by members of very different cultures in reaction to emotion-eliciting films. There is strong evidence for the universal facial expressions of seven emotions which are; anger, contempt, disgust, fear, joy, sadness and surprise.

the answer is d. amendments.