Cross-Cultural Research on Eysenck's Model of Personality Tends to Find

question 47

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural research on Eysenck's model of personality tends to find

• A) patterns similar to those found in America but only in European countries.
• B) extraversion-introversion scores vary considerably depending on the child-rearing practices in the culture.
• C) the same three dimensions of personality across cultures.
• D) evidence to support a biological basis for extraversion-introversion, but not the other dimensions in the model.

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