Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Mental Disorders

By only expressing grief and dismay to elicit compassion and support

By suppressing their feelings to maintain social harmony

By readily expressing both anger and grief in response to frustration or loss (correct)

By avoiding public expression of emotions altogether

It leads children to express emotions only in private settings

It draws children into the pattern of channeling emotions in public settings (correct)

It has no impact on children's emotional expression

It encourages children to suppress their emotions in public settings

Women are more reserved in expressing emotions compared to men

Both men and women engage in public expression of emotions, but it is more dramatic among men (correct)

Both men and women rarely express emotions in public settings

Men tend to suppress emotions while women freely express them

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