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In America, every region comes with its own stereotypes. Southerners are polite and hospitable. New Englanders are aloof. Those in the Great Plains are friendly and hardworking. But are these stereotypes true? Do the people of the Great Plains have a distinct character and identity? And if so, can scientific research offer proof? John R.

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