Which of the following is correct about the relation between personality and culture?

A) Because personality is concerned with the person, personality psychologists are not interested in cultural differences.
B) Most studies to date find few if any significant cross-cultural differences in personality phenomena.
C) People and their personalities exist within a cultural context.
D) Individual differences in personality can be found only in individualistic cultures.

Personality is influenced by the cultural context in which it develops. Thus, it is important to consider how culture shapes personality and the expression of personality traits. Option A is incorrect because personality psychologists are interested in understanding how cultural factors may shape personality. Option B is also incorrect as there is evidence of cross-cultural differences in personality. Option D is incorrect because while individualistic cultures may place more emphasis on personal traits, individual differences in personality can be found in both individualistic and collectivistic cultures.