Results from Applying the Big Five Personality Traits in Other

question 45

Multiple Choice

Results from applying the Big Five personality traits in other countries reveal that:

• A) people all over the world are identical in the patterns of their personality traits.
• B) people all over the word are radically different in the patterns of their personality traits.
• C) there are some cross-cultural differences as well as many similarities in the patterns of people's personality traits.
• D) the Big Five was not understood in other parts of the world because of language translation problems.

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Definitions:

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Piaget

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