VOLUNTEER NEEDED FOR A STUDY
How Culture Shapes Personality: A Preliminary Study
My name is Amy Wong, and I am a
doctoral student in clinical psychology at Pepperdine University,
Graduate School of Education and Psychology. I am working on my
dissertation, which is supervised by Joy Asamen, Ph.D., Professor
of Psychology.
There are research findings that
demonstrate how particular personality traits are more common in some
cultures than others, and for some cultural groups, acculturation might
be related to the findings. Hence, the purpose
of this study is to further examine these observations.
To participate in the study, you must be:
- At least 18 years old
- A student in either a community college or college/university
- Identify as Mexican American, Chinese American, or Caucasian American
- Able to read English
- Have access to email
If you decide to participate in
the study, it will involve the completion of questionnaires that should
take no more than 20-25 minutes to complete. The questionnaires ask for:
- Background information about you
- Information about your cultural customs, beliefs, and behaviors
- Information about how you view yourself, others, and your cultural groups
- Information about the degree to which particular personality traits describe you.
Those who return the questionnaires may enter a drawing for a $50 Best Buy e-gift card.
If you are interested in finding
out more about the project, have questions, or are interested in
participating in the study, you may contact me at
hingmanamy.wong@pepperdine.edu. If you are interested in participating in the study, please indicate the group with which you identify – Chinese American,
Mexican American, or Caucasian.
You may also contact Joy Asamen, Ph.D., who supervises my research project, at
joy.asamen@pepperdine.edu.
I hope to hear from you.
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