Research on Gender Differences in Emotional Expressiveness Indicates That

Research on gender differences in emotional expressiveness indicates that:

A) the influence of a specific situation often determines whether a person will express his or her feelings or inhibit them, regardless of gender.
B) men and women who are traditionalists are more emotionally expressive than are women and men who are untraditional in their gender roles.
C) in order to watch the gender differences in emotional expressiveness, watch the different behaviours of men and women at a football game.
D) through cultural norms, Italian, French, Spanish, and Middle Eastern men learn to be much less expressive than women in their nonverbal gestures and facial expressions.