The Ultimate Body Language Book

A universal facial expression – Anger.
Most researchers agree that the following six emotions are recognized by all cultures: happiness or
enjoyment, distress or sadness, anger, disgust, surprise and fear. However, positions the body takes on
to demonstrate these emotions vary across cultures. Since every person on the planet regardless of race
or creed has the same underlying emotions and our body language is tied to our feelings, it follows that
every person’s nonverbal language has similar roots, but like verbal language we don’t express
ourselves exactly the same. Paul Ekman from the University of California has done extensive research