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Why are perceptions of national character sometimes more accurate than self-reports from members of that culture?

▸ Perceptions of national character are based on a broader cultural viewpoint than are self-reports.

▸ National character doesn't change over time.

▸ National character is usually well established and agreed on, whereas self-reports lack reliability.

▸ Perceptions of national character are collected by combining many individual self-reports.

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