In China, the concept of health, based on Chinese religion and philosophy, focuses on the principles of yin and yang, which represent _____, respectively.
a) negative and positive energies
b) positive and negative energies
c) dissenting and consenting synergies
d) consenting and dissenting synergies
Question 2
According to Fuligni & Stevenson (1995), which of the following is true of children's exposure to their peer groups in different cultures?
a) Both Japanese and Taiwanese teenagers spend more time per week with their peers outside of school compared with American teenagers.
b) Both Taiwanese and American teenagers spend more time per week with their peers outside of school compared with Japanese teenagers.
c) Japanese teenagers spend less time per week with their peers outside of school compared with Taiwanese teenagers.
d) American teenagers spend more time per week with their peers outside of school compared with Japanese teenagers.
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