Many Cultural Variations in Children's Experiences of Self-Conscious Emotions Appear

Many cultural variations in children's experiences of self-conscious emotions appear to be associated with cultural differences in the:

A) importance placed on the individual versus the importance placed on the social group.
B) level of emotional maturity expected of children.
C) age at which children understand that they themselves are entities separate from others.
D) distinction among shame, guilt, and embarrassment.