Ask any person who grew up in Japan, and he will tell you that people in this country, from the beginning of their lives, learn how to restrain their emotions in public. It is considered a sign of weakness if an individual cannot control anxiety, fear, joy, or sadness-any form of affection and allows others to see it. a) If the expression of feelings is so tightly controlled by the rules, does this mean that their emotions are suppressed in Japan to the extent that they are not felt? Justify your answer. (20 marks)