Cross-Cultural Research on Expressing and Understanding Emotions Suggests That

question 77

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural research on expressing and understanding emotions suggests that:

• A)U.S.and Canadian parents encourage emotional expressiveness more than Asian parents (i.e., those in China, Japan, India, and Nepal)
• B)Asian parents react positively to emotional suppression whereas U.S.parents reinforce emotional suppression by responding to those displays and helping their children cope with their feelings
• C)Asian parents talk more about other people's emotions and less about the child's emotions than U.S.parents
• D)all of the above

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