Genetic studies conducted using the Big Five and Eysenck's two superordinate factors as indicators of personality show that approximately this percentage of the differences among people in these traits is due to genetic factors.

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Research has shown that approximately 50% of the differences among people in the Big Five and Eysenck's two superordinate factors are due to genetic factors. This means that the other 50% is due to environmental factors, such as upbringing, culture, and life experiences.

Genetic Studies Conducted Using the Big Five and Eysenck's Two