Which of the following is true of the study conducted by Rothbaum and colleagues that contrasted ...

Which of the following is true of the study conducted by Rothbaum and colleagues that contrasted U.S. caregivers' with Japanese caregivers' sensitive responsiveness?
 
  a) In Japan, parents tend to wait for their child to express and communicate a need and then respond to that need.
  b) Sensitive parenting in the United States allows a child to express his or her individual needs to the parent.
  c) Parents in the United States tend to anticipate their child's needs instead of waiting for their child to communicate a need.
  d) In Japan, intrusive parenting is considered inappropriate as it is common for infants to be separated from their mothers.

Question 2

The study by Triandis and his colleagues (1988) was important because it was the first to:
 
  a) incorporate social support into its analysis.
  b) incorporate the cultural dimension of individualism and collectivism.
  c) examine the relationship between economic and cultural differences.
  d) examine the relationship between cultural dimensions and the incidence of a particular disease state.