We're WEIRD. Get over it.

[David Horn]

(09-23-2020, 06:14 AM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote: Perhaps I am just over reacting to the initial integration of a theory.  For a while I usually get obsessed with the new pattern being integrated.

No, I think it's more a case of finding the right fit -- a practice I try to follow too.  Some people and some situations fit stereotypes almost perfectly, and others don't.  I think that's normal.  Finding aggregates is a bit harder.  That's always been my issue with S&H, since the typical follower of the theory tends to think of archetypes as definitive sets.  Every generation has it's outliers and would be dull and boring if it didn't.  I think some have a preponderance of non-standard archetypes -- enough to mute the effect of the supposed dominant one.  Now is not one of those times.  I believe the Millies are finally finding their collective footing, and the Civics are unusually common as the dominant archetype.  On the WEIRD scale, that should also indicate WEIRD dominance too.