How do parent-child interactions in the United States differ from those in many Asian countries?

A. Asian parents tend to ask children their preferences, whereas American parents tend to make decisions for their children.
B. Asian parents tend to socialize their children explicitly, whereas American parents tend to let their children deduce social norms on their own.
C. American parents tend to socialize their children explicitly, whereas Asian parents tend to let their children deduce social norms on their own.
D. American parents tend to ask children their preferences, whereas Asian parents tend to make decisions for their children.

Answer: D