Which of the following statements is most true?

A) It is very difficult to conduct cross-cultural research regarding infant emotions because
infants in some cultures do not show all of the discrete infant emotions, such as anger or
joy.
B) Infants reared in Eastern cultures, such as China, are more emotionally expressive than
European American infants.
C) An infant reared in a collectivist culture may possess less need to show overt emotional
distress because they are more likely to have caregivers in close proximity.
D) An emotional elicitor for one culture, such as arm restraints, may not reliably elicit the
same emotion in another culture.

C