Cross-Cultural Research on Emotions Has Found That

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural research on emotions has found that

A) basic emotions emerge at about the same time in infants around the world, but Western infants are much more fearful and angry than other infants.
B) surprisingly we find large difference in the early emotions that infants express as we compare one country to another.
C) basic emotions are remarkably similar around the world, but how we experience and show emotions can differ from one culture to another.
D) different parts of the brain are responsible for controlling emotions in different infants.