Cross-Cultural Research into National Character Using the Five-Factor Model Indicates

question 31

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural research into national character using the five-factor model indicates that

• A)people accurately judge others based on national character.
• B)people's beliefs about national character are usually inaccurate stereotypes.
• C)Canadians are more agreeable than people think.
• D)there is a high correlation between stereotypes and data from real individuals.

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Definitions:

Secondary Traits

Personality characteristics that are less consistent and more dependent on the situation, compared to primary traits.

Core Identity

The essential characteristics or attributes that define an individual or entity's unique personality and nature.

Individualists

Persons who prioritize personal goals and self-reliance over group goals and conformity to social norms and collective representations.

Immediate Reward

A reinforcement given instantly after a desired behavior, making it more likely that the behavior will occur again.