Some Researchers Have Argued That in Highly Individualistic Cultures,such as That

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Multiple Choice

Some researchers have argued that in highly individualistic cultures,such as that of the United States,the emotion of shame is usually triggered by individual actions,whereas in more collectivist cultures,like Japan's,shame is linked to groups.This would seem to indicate that:

• A) the United States is far more dramaturgically inclined than other cultures.
• B) Japanese people have more trouble with emotion work than Americans do.
• C) emotions have a strong genetic component.
• D) emotions aren't always merely personal, because the expression of emotions can also be social and cultural.

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Definitions:

Indians in the Northeast

Indigenous peoples living in the northeastern part of North America, known for their rich cultures, languages, and traditions, and for forming vital societies long before European colonization.

European Colonization

The process by which European countries established control over territories across the world, starting in the late 15th century.

Adaptation

The process of changing or modifying something to better suit a new environment or purpose, often used in biological and cultural contexts.

English Colonization

The process of English settlement and establishment of control over regions in the Americas, Africa, and Australasia from the 16th to the 18th centuries.