Does National Culture or Ambient Temperature Explain Cross-National Differences in Role Stress? No Sweat!

Van de Vliert and Van Yperen's (1996) proposal that ambient temperature explains the relationship between national cultural values and typical levels of role stress is reevaluated. The provisional ...

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