Instructions Cultures inform us about what to do with our emotions that is, how to manage or modify them-when we experience them. Managing our emotional expressions through cultural display rules (Friesen, 1972). These rules are learned early in life and specify how to manage and modify our emotional expressions according to social circumstances. Thus, we understand that "big boys don't cry" or laugh at the boss's jokes even though they are not funny. By affecting how individuals express their emotions, culture also influences how people experience them. Because one of the significant functions of culture is to maintain social order to ensure group efficiency and thus survival, cultures create worldviews, rules, guidelines, and norms concerning emotions because emotions have essential intra- and interpersonal functions, as described above, and are important motivators of behavior. Norms relating to emotion and its regulation in all cultures serve the purpose of maintaining social order. Cultural worldviews and norms help us manage and modify our emotional reactions (and thus behaviors) by helping us to have certain kinds of emotional experiences in the first place and by managing our reactions and subsequent behaviors once we have them. By doing so, our culturally moderated emotions can help us engage in socially appropriate behaviors, as defined by our cultures, and thus reduce social complexity and increase social order, avoiding social chaos. Avoiding social chaos allows us to live relatively harmoniously and constructively in groups. If cultural worldviews and norms about emotions did not exist, people would just run amok, having all kinds of emotional experiences, expressing their feelings, and behaving in unpredictable and potentially harmful ways. If that were the case, it would be challenging for groups and societies to function effectively, and even for humans to survive as a species, if emotions were not regulated in culturally defined ways for the everyday social good. Thus, emotions play a critical role in the successful functioning of any society and culture. The case study speaks about culture and our emotions. The study says, "Cultural worldviews and norms help us manage our emotional reactions." Is this an accurate statement? In no less than one paragraph, explain your response.