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Researchers who have compared conceptions of love in China and in Western countries have found that
a.   there are no cultural differences in the experience or expectations of love.
b.   Chinese conceptions of love expressed in love songs are more passionate and erotic than American perceptions.
c.   American conceptions of love expressed in love songs are more passionate and erotic than Chinese perceptions.
d.   Chinese more so than Americans have a conception that ties love together with sadness.

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