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Niche Diversity Can Explain Cross-Cultural Differences in Personality Structure

2018-09-26

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<p>The structure of personality refers to the covariation among specific behavioral patterns in a population. Statistically derived models of personality---such as the Big Five or HEXACO models---usually assume that the covariance structure of personality characteristics is a human universal. Cross-cultural studies, however, have challenged this view, finding that less complex societies exhibit stronger covariatio...

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016a8406-56c1-5538-b9c5-1e0b817ed870
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10.31234/osf.io/53wxg
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