Universal vs. context-specific
The idea of universal means that all children around the world go through the same experiences in life.
For example all babies cried at least once in their life.
Culture-specific means that a specific behavior is limited or shaped somehow, because it is influenced by culture.
For example emotions are universal, whereas a man isn't able to cry in public in some areas on the world, because culture asks men to be strong, in short: Men don't cry.