Cross-Cultural Studies of the Five-Factor Structure of the "Big Five

question 166

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural studies of the five-factor structure of the "big five" personality have demonstrated

• A) partial support for the Big-Five approach.
• B) support for only two of the Big-Five traits.
• C) no support for the five factors identified in this model.
• D) complete support for all five factors across cultures.

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