Cross-cultural research on traits has found that: people in a variety of cultures describe personality in terms of the same basic traits that are identified by the five-factor model. every culture has its own unique way of describing the basic structure of personality.

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Laurel Mcclain

10 September, 20:49

Cross-cultural research on traits has found that: people in a variety of cultures describe personality in terms of the same basic traits that are identified by the five-factor model. every culture has its own unique way of describing the basic structure of personality.

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Mariela Clarke · Answer 1

The answer is people in a variety of cultures describe personality in terms of the same basic traits that are identified by the five - factor model.

This means that no matter what culture you're in, we all have a similar response to a certain emotion and the external factors that created by the society are a really huge factors in shaping/influencing our personalities.