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A good way to summarize cross-cultural research on love is to say that
a.   cultures differ in the language they use to describe love but not at all in their experience of love.
b.    love experiences are very different in different cultures.
c.    the emotional experience of love is similar across cultures but different concepts of love reflect beliefs that are valued more in some cultures than in others.
d.    there are similar concepts of love across cultures but the actual emotional experiences associated with these concepts may differ.

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