Personality, Ideology, Intelligence, and Self-Rated Strengths

Personality, Ideology, Intelligence, and Self-Rated Strengths

This study looked at the individual difference correlates of self-rated character strengths and virtues. In all, 280 adults completed a short 24-item measure of strengths, a short personality measure of the Big Five traits and a fluid intelligence test. The Cronbach alphas for the six higher order virtues were satisfactory but factor analysis did not confirm the a priori classification yielding...

Hemispheric laterality and self-rated personality traits.

Cerebral hemispheric lateralization and personality traits were evaluated in 154 undergraduate and nonclinical volunteers. Personality ratings did not differ significantly between groups defined on the basis of hand, eye, or ear preference.

Automatically Classifying Self-Rated Personality Scores from Speech

Automatic personality recognition is useful for many computational applications, including recommendation systems, dating websites, and adaptive dialogue systems. There have been numerous successful approaches to classify the “Big Five” personality traits from a speaker’s utterance, but these have largely relied on judgments of personality obtained from external raters listening to the utteranc...

Modeling a Self-rated Intelligence- Profile for the Virtual University

Relationships between the personality beliefs questionnaire and self-rated personality disorders.

OBJECTIVES To examine relationships between specific dysfunctional beliefs and self-reported personality disorder types. DESIGN Cross-sectional. METHOD One hundred and sixty-four clinical psychology out-patients completed the Personality Beliefs Questionnaire (PBQ) and Millon Multiaxial Clinical Inventory-III (MCMI-III): 155 completed both. Avoidant, dependent, passive-aggressive and schizo...