Anglim, Jeromy Morse, Gavin Dunlop, Patrick D Minbashian, Amirali Marty, Andrew
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Journal of personality
The current study provides a comprehensive analysis of the overlap between trait emotional intelligence (EI) and personality. This overlap was examined using the HEXACO personality framework at both the domain and the facet levels, and through varying methods of deriving a general factor of personality (GFP). A sample of 1,370 Australian adults (51...
Levy, Sigal Handelzalts, Jonathan E Yadid, Lital Geller, Shulamit
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Psychological reports
Brandt, Naemi D Lechner, Clemens M Tetzner, Julia Rammstedt, Beatrice
Published in
Journal of personality
Personality traits and cognitive ability are well-established predictors of academic performance. Yet, how consistent and generalizable are the associations between personality, cognitive ability, and performance? Building on theoretical arguments that trait-performance relations should vary depending on the demands and opportunities for trait expr...
Jędrzejczyk, Jan Zajenkowski, Marcin
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Psychological reports
Michałowska-Sawczyn, Monika Lachowicz, Milena Grzywacz, Anna Suchanecka, Aleksandra Chmielowiec, Jolanta Chmielowiec, Krzysztof Chycki, Jakub Trybek, Grzegorz Żmijewski, Piotr Cięszczyk, Paweł
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Journal of Human Kinetics
Personality traits, especially in sport are modulatory factors of athletes’ behavior – his/ her conscientiousness, the will to achieve an aim, perseverance and motivation of activity. Not only are biological predispositions related to anatomical or biochemical traits of success, but they are also largely determined by personality traits that result...
schermer, julie aitken krammer, georg goffin, richard d. biderman, michael d.
The differentiation of personality by intelligence hypothesis suggests that there will be greater individual differences in personality traits for those individuals who are more intelligent. Conversely, less intelligent individuals will be more similar to each other in their personality traits. The hypothesis was tested with a large sample of manag...
Murphy, Brett A Costello, Thomas H Watts, Ashley L Cheong, Yuk Fai Berg, Joanna M Lilienfeld, Scott O
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Assessment
The quality of empathy research, and clinical assessment, hinges on the validity and proper interpretation of the measures used to assess the construct. This study investigates, in an online sample of 401 adult community participants, the construct validity of the Affective and Cognitive Measure of Empathy (ACME) relative to that of the Interperson...
Mirea, Ruxandra
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Artes. Journal of Musicology
For centuries, the study of personality has been a need for understanding human nature, but it also has become a scientific endeavour, starting with the first half of the twentieth century. Research in this matter has materialised through papers by important psychologists, who considered the unitary study of human beings, the understanding of their...
Garamszegi, László Zsolt Temrin, Hans Kubinyi, Enikő Miklósi, Ádám Kolm, Niclas
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Journal of evolutionary biology
Among-population variance of phenotypic traits is of high relevance for understanding evolutionary mechanisms that operate in relatively short timescales, but various sources of nonindependence, such as common ancestry and gene flow, can hamper the interpretations. In this comparative analysis of 138 dog breeds, we demonstrate how such confounders ...
Johanson, Deborah L. Ahn, Ho Seok Sutherland, Craig J. Brown, Bianca MacDonald, Bruce A. Lim, Jong Yoon Ahn, Byeong Kyu Broadbent, Elizabeth
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Paladyn, Journal of Behavioral Robotics
Robots are now starting to be developed and used as receptionists in health applications. In this regard, it is important that robots’ behavioural skills are developed and researched so that people have appropriate and comfortable interactions. Smiling and use of first name are two more important social communication skills used during human intera...
