Cross-Cultural Studies Have Shown That a Sense of Control

Cross-cultural studies have shown that a sense of control:

A) is more highly valued in individualistic, Western cultures than in collectivistic, Eastern cultures.
B) was associated with a higher level of perceived stress but only among the British participants.
C) is more highly valued in collectivistic, Eastern cultures than in individualistic, Western cultures.
D) was associated with a lower level of perceived stress but only among the Japanese participants.