When It Comes to Differences in Familial Sleeping Arrangements Across

question 36

Multiple Choice

When it comes to differences in familial sleeping arrangements across cultures, ____.

• A) Japan is the only culture where young children sleep with their parents
• B) the U.S. is the only culture where young children sleep alone
• C) there are essentially no differences across cultures
• D) there are a variety of different sleeping arrangements across cultures

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Stereotypes

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Intergroup Conflict

Disagreement or confrontation between different groups, often arising from competition for resources or fundamental differences in values and beliefs.

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