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Social anxiety in three Western societies

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2003
AbstractThe present study investigates whether empirical data support the notion that people in Western societies do not differ with regard to social anxiety. Social anxiety in Dutch students (N = 425) was compared with that experienced by students in the United States (N = 440) and Turkey (N = 349).
van Dam-Baggen, R.   +2 more
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The importance of intelligence in Western societies

Journal of Biosocial Science, 1996
There are many different questions about intelligence that easily become confused. They concern its measurement, its psychological basis (if any), its heritability and its relevance to human group differences. Even a discussion of the importance of intelligence could range widely.
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