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Which of the following is true of human cultures as meaning and information systems?
 
  a) They regulate the type of expressive behaviors people should show depending on social situations.
  b) They do not work on multiple levels effectively.
  c) They facilitate the same values about emotions in spite of the cultural differences.
  d) They give universal meanings to attitudes, values, beliefs, and concepts about emotion.

Question 2

Studies that examine whether constructs are conceptualized the same way across cultures, the relationship of a construct to other constructs, or the measurement of a construct are called _____.
 
  a) level-oriented studies
  b) structure-oriented studies
  c) individual-level studies
  d) ecological-level studies



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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