Cross-cultural research on Eysenck's model of personality tends to find the same three dimensions of personality across cultures. Eysenck points to this finding as evidence for
A) a biological basis of personality.
B) the importance of environmental influences on personality.
C) evolutionary personality theory.
D) the need for factor analysis.

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The finding that the same three dimensions of personality are consistently found across cultures supports the idea that personality has a biological basis, as these dimensions may be innate and universal characteristics of human beings.

Cross-Cultural Research on Eysenck's Model of Personality Tends to Find