Cross-Cultural Studies of Temperament Have Shown

question 114

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural studies of temperament have shown

• A) that Japanese and Chinese babies are more emotional in stressful situations than European American babies.
• B) that European American babies are more emotional in stressful situations than Asian babies.
• C) that any cultural differences in emotionality cannot be explained by the behavior of the mothers.
• D) no differences in emotionality between Asian and American babies.

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