Cross-cultural studies of personality traits are most commonly interpreted to support:
a. Allport's trait theory
b. Cattell's source trait approach
c. Eysenck's superfactors approach
d. The Big Five approach
D
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a. agoraphobia c. acrophobia b. specific phobia d. social phobia
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a. face to face. b. by phone. c. by mail. d. by computer.
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