Japanese and American Emotional Experiences Have Been Shown to Differ

Japanese and American emotional experiences have been shown to differ in that

A) Japanese experience more interpersonally engaged emotions than Americans.
B) Japanese experience a broader range of emotions than Americans.
C) Japanese feel better than Americans when they are experiencing interpersonally engaged emotions.
D) Americans experience both interpersonally engaged and interpersonally disengaged emotions more than Japanese.
E) Japanese report feeling more intense positive feelings than Americans.