In which of the following cases is cross-cultural communication very good?

A) Understanding symbolic gestures
B) Conveying etiquette and politeness
C) Agreeing on what constitutes punctuality
D) Interpreting basic emotions in facial expressions
E) Physical proximity and contact

Interpreting basic emotions in facial expressions is generally considered a universal aspect of human communication, making it a strong component of effective cross-cultural communication. Basic emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, and disgust are often recognized across different cultures, facilitating understanding even when language and other cultural signals may differ.