A Widely Held Stereotype of Canadians' Personalities Is That They

A widely held stereotype of Canadians' personalities is that they are low in neuroticism and high in agreeableness compared to people of other cultures. Research suggests that Canadians are:

A) similar to other cultures in neuroticism and agreeableness
B) indeed less neurotic and more agreeable than people of other cultures
C) less neurotic but they are actually less agreeable than people of other cultures
D) more agreeable but they are actually more neurotic than people of other cultures