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Question 4 0.25 pts Japanese people rarely express emotions strongly. Thus, a Japanese person may interpret someone's small smile as indicating great happiness, whereas an American may interpret a broad grin as moderate happiness. Such different interpretations of the intensity of an emotion reflect cultural differences in basic emotions secondary emotions emotional display rules empathy temperament

          Question 4
0.25 pts
Japanese people rarely express emotions strongly. Thus, a Japanese person may interpret someone's small smile as indicating great
happiness, whereas an American may interpret a broad grin as moderate happiness. Such different interpretations of the intensity of
an emotion reflect cultural differences in
basic emotions
secondary emotions
emotional display rules
empathy
temperament

Question 4
0.25 pts
Japanese people rarely express emotions strongly. Thus, a Japanese person may interpret someone's small smile as indicating great
happiness, whereas an American may interpret a broad grin as moderate happiness. Such different interpretations of the intensity of
an emotion reflect cultural differences in
basic emotions
secondary emotions
emotional display rules
empathy
temperament

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Question 4 0.25 pts Japanese people rarely express emotions strongly. Thus, a Japanese person may interpret someone's small smile as indicating great happiness, whereas an American may interpret a broad grin as moderate happiness. Such different interpretations of the intensity of an emotion reflect cultural differences in __________. basic emotions secondary emotions emotional display rules empathy temperament