Which of the following statements is true of the cultural indigenous perspective to personality?
a) It rejects the possibility of biological and genetic mechanisms underlying the universality of personality.
b) It suggests that personality organization and dimensions are universal.
c) It views personality as something discrete and separate from culture.
d) It attributes importance to the learning of personality in an environment through biological factors.
a
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