While the factors that produce an emotion vary by culture (e.g., what causes a person shame in Japan is different from what causes shame in the U.S.), the relative importance of emotions does not.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  The relative importance of emotions can indeed vary by culture, as different cultures prioritize and value emotions differently based on their societal norms, beliefs, and values.

While the factors that produce an emotion vary by culture (e.g., what causes a person shame in Japan is different from what causes shame in the U.S.), the relative importance of emotions does not.

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