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Xiaoxue Kong1, Christina A Brook1, Jiayi Zhong2

  • 1Department of Psychology, Neuroscience and Behaviour, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada.

Scandinavian journal of psychology
|July 9, 2024
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跨文化人格研究表明,社交能力,外向的一个方面,在不同文化中不以同样的方式衡量. 这项研究发现中国和加拿大样本之间的测量不变性,质疑以前的东西方比较.

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东方和西方文化的文化.社交性 社交性调整方法的调整方法.多组CFA的CFA是一个多组CFA.年轻的成年人年轻的成年人

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