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When Tahitians are sad, their peers attribute their state to a physical illness. Which of the following facts does this best illustrate?A) The norms for the expression of emotions differ across culturesB) The value people place on emotions varies across cultures? C) The degree to which people experience emotions varies across cultures? D) It's easier for people to accurately recognize emotions within their own culture than in those of other cultures. E) All cultures interpret emotions in the same way.
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