Classifying Traits Flashcards

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What is the fundamental lexical hypothesis?

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Most important individual differences come in in single terms of all the words languages

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What did allport and divert 1936 find?

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18000 words in English, approx 4500 to describe traits, 5200 good/bad

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What did cattell do?

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Did first factor analysis of 35 traits, 12 traits found, 4 added later so 16PF

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What are the factors in cattells 16PF?

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Warmth
Intellect
Emotional stability
Aggressiveness
Livliness
Dutifulness
Social assertiveness
Sensitivity
Paranoia
Abstractness
Introversion 
Anxiety 
Open mindedness
Independence
Perfectionism 
Tension
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What’s exploratory FA?

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Data reduction technique; aims to determine number/nature of underlying factors which explain a pattern of correlations between variables . Generates a hypothesis

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What is Confirmatory FA?

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Statistical testing for model testing, testing hypothesis

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How do you tell the number of factors by factor loadings?

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Look at the groups of high factor loadinfs, each groups of traits with high loadings is 1 factor

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What did eyesneck measure? What was later added?

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Two super factors for theory of personality. Extraversion-introversion and neuroticism-stability
Later psychotoism was added.

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How many traits should be in a factor analysis?

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5, for language, nations…

eg Goldberg 1990

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What is the five factor model?

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Openness
Conscientiousness
Extraveeaion
Agreeableness
Neuroticism
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Items of neuroticism

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Assesses aladjudtmdnt
Prone to psychological distresss, unrealistic ideas, excessive cravings, maladaptive coping respinsesrelax/tense, at ease/nervous, stable, content, emotional

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Extraversion sampke items

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Inreeoersonal interactions, activity level, need for stimulation, capacity for joy
Silent, assertive, adventurous, energetic, timid

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Openness

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Proactive seeking and appreciation of experience, Rowe Latino and exploring the unfamiliar
Imaginative, creative, inquisitive, reflective, sophificated

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Agreeableness

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Look at compassion in thoughts/feelings/actions

Kind, cooperative, selfish, distrustful, stingy

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Conscientiousness

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Look at organisation/perisrance, motivation in goal directed behaviour
Organised, responsible, practical, careless, lazy

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16
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What did Hewitt and fleet 1991 find?

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Three timyoes of perfectionism:
Self oriented: high conscientiousness

Other oriented: v low agreeableness/humidity. Mid n and c

Socially prescribed: very high neuroticism, low humidity

17
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What are the facets on NEO-PI-R

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Anxiety
Angry hostility
Depression
Self-consciousness
Impulsiveness
Vunerability
18
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What big five trait is correlated with self pity?

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Neuroticism

19
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What was later added to the five factor model?

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Honesty humidity

Different meanings in different languages e.g. Loyal, sincere, frank, helpful…

20
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What’s in the HEXACO model?

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Humility
Emotionality
Extraveeaion
Agreeableness 
Conscientiousness 
Openness