Climatic imprints on personality

Evert Van de Vliert ()
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Evert Van de Vliert: University of Groningen

Nature Human Behaviour, 2017, vol. 1, issue 12, 864-865

Abstract: No plant, animal or human is impervious to the problems posed by bitter winters and scorching summers. Two large studies suggest that many Chinese and US inhabitants have adapted their personality to the temperatures at the place where they grew up.

Date: 2017
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