In One Experiment Investigating Anger Responses,European-Canadians and Chinese-Canadians Differed in

question 4

Multiple Choice

In one experiment investigating anger responses,European-Canadians and Chinese-Canadians differed in

• A)the intensity of their facial expressions,but not in their emotional experiences.
• B)that the Chinese-Canadians did not show any physiological anger response,whereas the European-Canadians did.
• C)the rate at which their physiological response returned to baseline.
• D)that Chinese-Canadians showed more of an extreme physiological response,although they reported being less angry than European-Canadians.
• E)that Chinese-Canadians' physiological responses fluctuated much more than did the European-Canadians' physiological responses,indicating uncertainty in the situation.

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