Research Has Confirmed That Cultural Differences in Personal Coping Strategies

Research has confirmed that cultural differences in personal coping strategies exist for​

A) ​people from Asian cultures, who are less likely than Westerners to seek social support from families.
B) ​African Americans, who are more likely than European Americans to use emotion-focused coping.
C) ​Hispanic Americans, who are more likely than African Americans to use emotion-focused coping.
D) ​all of these groups, who were found in multiple studies to demonstrate all of these differences.