Which of the following is true of the location of emotions in humans?
a) For the Japanese, emotions are located in the heart.
b) All cultures identify and locate emotions outside the body.
c) In the United States, emotions are associated with the gut or abdomen.
d) Cultures that locate emotions within the body differ in the exact location.
Question 2
To demonstrate the replicability of a finding across different samples within a culture, sound cross-cultural comparisons would entail the collection of data from multiple sites within the same cultural group, either in the same study or across studies.
a) True
b) False
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