Personal confrontations,emotional displays,and humor are more likely to be accepted in which cultures?
A) Ascription versus achievement
B) Universalism versus particularism
C) Affective versus neutral
D) Specificity versus diffuseness

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Affective cultures tend to be more emotionally expressive and accepting of personal confrontations and humor. Neutral cultures, on the other hand, tend to value self-control and emotional restraint. Ascription versus achievement and specificity versus diffuseness are related to different cultural values and do not directly impact emotional displays or humor. Universalism versus particularism refers to attitudes towards rules and relationships, not emotional expression.

Personal Confrontations,emotional Displays,and Humor Are More Likely to Be Accepted