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Which one of the following statements most accurately describes current thinking about the link between emotions and culture?

▸ Research has delineated discrete emotions that are common to particular cultural groups.

▸ Research findings suggest that emotions may be more universal and less varied across families and communities than almost any other area of development.

▸ Multicultural scholars speculate that specific emotions vary across cultures, but level of emotionality is similar from one group to the next.

▸ Multicultural scholars speculate that the level of emotionality in a particular culture will influence emotional development.

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Early Childhood Development: A Multicultural Perspective

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Author: Trawick-Smith

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