... to interact with a person has a differential function depending on the personality traits of the interacting persons. social interaction big five ecological momentary assessment personality 1. Corresponding author: University Hospital Würzburg, Center of Mental Health, Department...

... a “bottom-up” lens, asking: where is enlightened compassion located within the Big Five (B5) taxonomy? Across three studies comprising seven samples (total N = 2,522), we measure enlightened compassion as an interstitial facet lying between the Compassion aspect of B5 Agreeableness and the Openness aspect...

... and memory-based EC theories. Furthermore, they offer important insights into the Big Five and interindividual differences in stimulus evaluation, memory, and learning. Evaluative Conditioning Big Five Attitudes Learning Personality Valence Memory Evaluations are a key predictor of human...

... development. Many theories, such as social learning, attachment theory, and the psychological resources principle assume that parenting practices influence child personality development. Most of past research on the associations between parenting and child Big Five traits specifically has used cross-sectional...

... of personality, the Big Five Inventory, across indicators of educational attainment, income, and occupational prestige. Fit indices showed some instances of detectable noninvariance, but with little practical impact on substantive results. Second, we estimated associations between SES and personality. Results...

... psychology often has focused on this clustering effect in broad regions, such as countries and states, using broad domains of personality, such as the Big Five. We examined the extent to which (a) a narrower geographic unit, the U.S. ZIP Code, accounted for more variance explained in aggregating personality...

...; Elizabeth M. Zelinski; David A. Bennett; Perminder S. Sachdev; Henry Brodaty; Julian N. Trollor; David Ames; Margaret J. Wright; Denis Gerstorf; Graciela Muniz-Terrera; Andrea M. Piccinin; Scott M. Hofer; Daniel K. Mroczek; M. Brent Donnellan; M. Brent Donnellan Individual differences in the Big Five...

... that neuroticism, while often bad for health, could also be beneficial in some circumstances. An individual’s level of neuroticism, combined with their unique constellation of the other Big Five traits, can, in theory, contribute to healthy or unhealthy choices. The most common method of operationalizing healthy...

... investigate correlations between the Big Five traits and time spent on various daily activities in the German Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP), including 5,456 days in the lives of 1,364 individuals. Results converged towards previously reported personality-situation transactions. For example, extraversion...