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Social Studies, 13.07.2019 10:00 jenna1680

According to the study by mccrae et al. (1998), culture is "undeniably relevant in the development of and that guide the expression of personality in thoughts, feelings, and behaviors" and the characteristic adaptations vary greatly across cultures.

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