the personality of Japanese, Americans, Italians and Eskimos,
using the Sentence Completion Test [SoFUE 1979]. Statistical
analysis indicates that there are clear and meaningful differences
between these ethnic groups. Considerable regional variations
in personality exist within Japan for some items examined, whereas
others vary only slightly. In general, variation is far less clear
than expected.
Research data indicate that the_ kenminsei-(-p refectural- personalities)
discussed frequently by the general public seem to
exist, although they are not particularly distinct and should not
be overstressed. Frequently, kenminseai re merely either stereotypic
images or ideal patterns of expected behavior, rather than psychological
patterns.
県民性再考 : 文章完成法テストにあらわれた日本人パーソナリティの地域差
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