Niche diversity can explain cross-cultural differences in personality structure

Paul E. Smaldino · Aaron W. Lukaszewski · Christopher R. Von Rueden · Michael Gurven

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Smaldino et al. develop a formal model to explain cross-cultural differences in personality structure. Complex societies with more diverse niches show less covariation among behavioural traits, resulting in greater variability in personality types.

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