Sex and culture differences in perceptions of estimated multiple intelligence for self and family: A Macanese–Portuguese comparisonFootnote

¹For the purpose and objectives of this work, the noun “Macanese” is used in its broader sense, meaning the Chinese people resident in Macao, and not in its narrower sense, meaning a specific community of Macao with genetic mixtures also involving Portuguese blood.

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