Question

question 34 (1 point)

fear, anger, disgust, surprise, distress, and happiness are considered

tertiary emotions.

secondary emotions.

learned emotions.

basic emotions.

Explanation:

In psychology, basic emotions are fundamental and universal. Fear, anger, disgust, surprise, distress (or sadness), and happiness are widely recognized as basic emotions. Tertiary emotions are more complex combinations. Secondary emotions are also more nuanced. Learned emotions imply they are acquired rather than innate, but these are considered innate basic emotions.

Answer:

basic emotions.