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A European researcher travels to a small, isolated community in Southeast Asia to study emotional expression. The researcher uses a standardized coding system developed by Paul Ekman, which focuses on six basic emotions (happiness, sadness, anger, fear, disgust, surprise) assumed to be universal. The researcher notes that expressions of interpersonal harmony and shame, which are highly salient in the community's social life, are not captured by the coding scheme.
The researcher's use of an exclusively 'etic' (universalist) approach limits the generalizability of the findings about this community's emotional life because it:
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