On pancultural self-enhancement: well-adjusted Taiwanese self-enhance on personally valued traits
Taiwanese participants made better-than-average judgments on collectivistic and individualistic traits, evaluated the personal importance of those traits, and completed measures of psychological adjustment (depression, perceived stress, subjective well-being, and satisfaction with life). Replicating...
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2008-07-01.
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