2020
DOI: 10.48102/pi.v25i1.92
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Simpatía, Modestia y Arrogancia: Parte integral del perfil de personalidad del mexicano

Abstract: Con el propósito de contribuir al estudio de la personalidad del mexicano se desarrollaron tres escalas unidimensionales para medir la Simpatía, Modestia y Arrogancia, rasgos que contribuyen al entendimiento de la caracterización del mexicano y su formación de impresiones. La escala de Simpatía explica 46.76% de la varianza total de las puntuaciones, con una consistencia interna a través del índice de Cronbach de 0.93; la Escala de Modestia explica 29.53% de la varianza total con un índice de consistencia inte… Show more

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“…By using politeness more frequently, Latinos/as exercise one of the core features of this cultural script, which is to appear modest, likable, and considerate to others. As stated earlier, being polite is considered one of the key features of Simpatía, and Simpatía, in turn, has been defined as a key feature of how Latinos/as interact (Domínguez-Espinosa & Velasco-Matus, 2017). This behavioral evidence provides support for detecting this cultural script and traces its occurrence within other culturally relevant interactions, such as those within the health, parenting, and academic contexts (García, Zuñiga, & Lagon, 2017; Mogro-Wilson, Rojas, & Haynes, 2016).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By using politeness more frequently, Latinos/as exercise one of the core features of this cultural script, which is to appear modest, likable, and considerate to others. As stated earlier, being polite is considered one of the key features of Simpatía, and Simpatía, in turn, has been defined as a key feature of how Latinos/as interact (Domínguez-Espinosa & Velasco-Matus, 2017). This behavioral evidence provides support for detecting this cultural script and traces its occurrence within other culturally relevant interactions, such as those within the health, parenting, and academic contexts (García, Zuñiga, & Lagon, 2017; Mogro-Wilson, Rojas, & Haynes, 2016).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%