Studies on the Cultural Differences in Temperament Demonstrate That

Studies on the cultural differences in temperament demonstrate that

A) Japanese mothers usually say that babies come into the world as independent beings who must learn to rely on their parents through close physical contract.
B) American mothers tend to interact gently, soothingly, and gesturally with their babies.
C) Japanese mothers typically believe that they must wean babies away from dependency toward autonomy.
D) American mothers tend to discourage babies from expressing strong emotion, which contributes to their infants' tranquility.