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In addition to the universality of human facial expressions of emotions, what other evidence discussed points to the conclusion that emotional facial expressions may be genetically "pre-programmed?"

▸ We can observe similar expressions of some emotions in non-human animals.

▸ Many subtle combinations of emotional facial expressions were also evident among the South Fore people.

▸ The South Fore people's emotions were triggered by the same kind of stimuli as those of Western societies.

▸ When facial expressions change, our brain chemicals change with them.

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