Basics of ID and P and Culture

What did Masuda and Nisbett find in regard to attention and describing a picture in American and Japanese participants?

What were the results of Miller (1984)?

What did Morris and Peng (1995) find?

What did Peng and Nisbett (1999) find in terms of Americans?

What did Peng and Nisbett (1999) find in terms of Chinese?

Who did a meta-analysis of replications of Asch, across different cultures?

With regard to Hofested, what did Bond and Smith (1996) find?

Who found a negative relationship between conformity and affective and intellectual autonomy?

As well as finding a negative relationship between individualism and conformity, who found a positive relationship between achievement ascription and conformity?

In general, what did Bond and Smith (1996) find accounted for most of the variance?

What are the three limitations of Bond and Smith (1996)?

Who conducted a meta-analysis of attribution studies, finding huge cultural variations, such as self-serving attribution bias higher in Western nations?

What was the variations seen in Asian nations in Melzuis et al. (2004)?

Aronson et al. (1994) is in line with...

Who created independent and interdependent selves?

What type of cultures is independent self and what is it?

What culture is interdependent self and what is it?

What are Hofstede's (2001) five dimensions of culture?

What are the components of McAdams and Pals' (2006)integrative model of personality?

What is the problem with the integrative model of personality?

What is the high and low point of the scale power distance?

What is the characteristics of masculinity against femininity of culture?

What is the process link of Nisbett's thinking as universal over malleable?

What is the strategy of nomothetic approach?

The nomothetic approach tends to use what research methodology and data collection methods?

Research from the nomothetic approach tries to what?

What is the advantage and disadvantage of the nomothetic approach?

What are the key types of personality theories?

What is the basic criteria a theory of personality should satisfy?

Who found different rates between different types of helping behaviour all over the world?

What did Hsu (1985) say about personality?

What did Church (2001) find about the big five across different cultures?

What are problem questioned the results of Chruch (2001), and how was it overcome?

Who conducted a study to examine relationship between nationalism and personality?

What was the results of McCrae and Terracciano (2006)?

Which were three of the countries that had negative correlations between subjective ratings of national character and the national characteristics survey in McCrae and Terracciano?

Which were three of the countries that had positive correlations between subjective ratings of national character and the national characteristics survey in McCrae and Terracciano?

What is the problem with the national characteristics studies?

What is the dictionary definition of personality?

What is Allport's (1961) definition of personality?

What are the six aims of studying personality?

What is Idiographic approach strategy?

What research methodology and data collection methods, does the idiographic approach tend to use?

What is the advantage and disadvantage of the idiographic approach?