Are Indigeneous Chinese Personality Dimensions Culture - Specific ? An Investigation of The Chinese Personality Assessment Inventory in Chinese American and European American Samples  

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Lin, Ellen Jia-Ling ; Church, A. Timothy

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/jcca) vol. 35 no. 5 (Sep. 2004), page 586-605.
Topik: CULTURE; indigenous psychology; personality structure; personality assessment; cross -cultural acculturation
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The cross - cultural generalizability of chinese personality dimensions - in particular, the interpersonal relatedness dimension of the chinese personality assessment inventory (CPAI) - was investigated in samples of chinese americans (n = 201) and european americans (n = 236). Four CPAI factors, including interpersonal relatedness, replicated very well in a chinese american sample and fairly well in a european american sample, indicating that these dimensions are not unique to chinese populatins. Low acculturation chinese americans, but not high - acculturation chinese americans, averaged higher than european americans on the interpersonal relatedness dimension. This suggested that the interpersonal relatedness dimension, although not culture - unique, is more salient in or characteristic of individuals who retain or identify with traditional chinese culture. Contrary to previous interpretation sof the interpersonal relatedness dimension in terms of interdependent self - construals. the dimension was only modestly correlated with relational and collective aspects of self, two aspects of interdependent self - construals.

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