Personality and travel preferences

"Pete" wrote in message
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I am involved in a research project, based at the University of
Salford in the UK, that is investigating the relationship between
personality and travel/vacation preferences. All the data collected
will remain completely anonymous and no individuals will be
identified. Results of the research will be published on the Internet
and will be freely available to all participants. If you can spare a
few minutes of your time I would be most grateful if you would
complete a short questionnaire that you will find at:
http://www.chssc.salford.ac.uk/healt...urism/vpi/vpi2

Thanks

Dr Peter Eachus

I don't know how they spell it in the UK, but in the USA it's spelled
EXTROVERTED.

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"Pete" wrote in message
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I am involved in a research project, based at the University of
Salford in the UK, that is investigating the relationship between
personality and travel/vacation preferences. All the data collected
will remain completely anonymous and no individuals will be
identified. Results of the research will be published on the Internet
and will be freely available to all participants. If you can spare a
few minutes of your time I would be most grateful if you would
complete a short questionnaire that you will find at:
http://www.chssc.salford.ac.uk/healt...urism/vpi/vpi2

Thanks

Dr Peter Eachus

I don't know how they spell it in the UK, but in the USA it's spelled
EXTROVERTED.

The spelling "extraverted" is often seen in social science and
educational contexts (both in the US and UK), but as far as I can tell
it has the same meaning as "extroverted."



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