A cross-cultural study of young children's emotions (Furukawa et al., 2012) revealed that Japanese children were highest in , whereas children in the United States were highest in .

Shame, pride

Explanation:

A cross-cultural study of young children's emotions (Furukawa et al., 2012) revealed that Japanese children were highest in shame, whereas children in the United States were highest in pride.

Furukawa and colleagues in their study reported that Japanese children were highest in shame, they opined that this could be as a result of the high expectations of parents from them compared to children in the United States.