A recent cross-cultural study (Cole, Bruschi, and Tmang, 2002) revealed that U.S. children became angry when slapped for violating a parent's wishes, whereas Tamang youngsters reported shame and Brahman children reported little anger or shame. These findings illustrate

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The study reveals cultural variations in emotional display rules, as each group of children differs in their emotional response to spanking. Choice B (child temperament) and C (ability to experience particular emotions) may play a role, but the study specifically focuses on cultural differences in emotional responses. Therefore, option A is the best answer.

A Recent Cross-Cultural Study (Cole, Bruschi, and Tmang, 2002) Revealed