Whose Evidence? Enhancing Cultural Competency and Humility in Personality Assessment: Commentary on Krishnamurthy et al. (2022)

P. Priscilla Lui

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Psychological science has contributed significantly to clinical diagnoses, health interventions, and personnel selection through personality assessment. Thoughtful and empirically driven developmen...

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