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The Importance of Distinguishing between Semantic Content and Level of Identification in Traits and Values
Traditional models of personality traits and of human values have frequently pointed to theoretical interconnections between these constructs, which both refer to stable psychological characteristics. Yet, decades of study have yielded no consensus about precisely how these constructs interrelate.
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