In a Study Looking at Cultural Differences in Emotionality Following

question 63

Multiple Choice

In a study looking at cultural differences in emotionality following inoculation,

• A)90 seconds after the injection, three-fourths of the Japanese babies were no longer crying.
• B)90 seconds after the injection, virtually all of the North American babies were still crying.
• C)European-American mothers spend more time in physical contact with their babies.
• D)Asian babies once crying were much more difficult to sooth than European American babies.

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