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We would like you to answer the following questions about YOURSELF Please indicate the extent to which you agree with each statement STRONGLY STRONGLY DISAGREE AGREE 1 2 3 4 5 1.1 am not a worrier. 2.1 like to have a lot of people around me 3.1 don't like to waste my time daydreaming. 4 I try to be courteous to everyone I meet 5.1 keep my belongings clean and neat. 6.1 often feel inferior to others 7.1 laugh easily. 8. Once I find the right way to do something, I stick to h. 9.1 often get into arguments with my family and coworkers. 10. I'm pretty good about pacing myself so as to get things done on time 11. When I'm under a great deal of stress, sometimes I feel like I'm going to pieces. 12.1 don't consider myself especially "lighthearted". 13. I am intrigued by the patterns I find in art and nature. 14 Some people think I am selfish and egotistical. 15. I am not a very methodical person. 16. I rarely feel lonely or blue. 17. I really enjoy talking to people. 18 I believe letting students hear controversial speakers can only confuse and mislead them. 19. I would rather cooperate with others than compete whh them 20. I try to perform all the tasks assigned to me conscientiously 21. I often feel tense and jittery 22. I like to be where the action is. 23. Poetry has little or no effect on me 24. I tend to be cynical and skeptical of others' intentions. 25. I have a clear set of goals and work toward them in an orderly fashion 26. Sometimes I feel completely worthless 27. I usually prefer to do things alone 28. I often try new and foreign foods 29. I believe that most people will take advantage of you if you let them 30. I waste a lot of time before settling down to work. 31 I rarely feel fearftal or anxious 32. I often feel as if I'm bursting whh energy 33. I seldom nofice the moods or feelings that different environments produce 34. Most people I know like me 35.1 work hard to accomplish my goals 138
STRONGLY STRONGLY DISAGREE AGREE 1 2 3 4 5 36.1 often get angry at the way people treat me 37.1 am a cheerful, high-spirited person. 38. I believe we should look to our religious authorities for decisions on moral issues. 39. Some people think of me as cold and calculating 40. When I make a commhment, I can always be counted on to follow through 41. Too often, when things go wrong, I get discouraged and feel like giving up 42. I am not a cheerful optimist. 43. Sometimes when I am reading poetry or looking at a work of art, I feel a chill or wave of excitement. 44 I'm hard-headed and tough-minded in my attitudes 45. Sometimes I'm not as dependable or reliable as I should be. 46.1 am seldom sad or depressed. 47. My life is fast-paced. 48. I have little interest in speculating on the nature of the universe or the human condhion. 49. I generally try to be thoughtful and considerate. 50. I am a productive person who always gets the job done 51.1 often feel helpless and want someone else to solve my problems 52. I am a very active person. 53. I have a lot of intellectual curiosity. 54. If I don't like people, I let them know h. 55. I never seem to be able to get organized. 56. At times I have been so ashamed I just wanted to hide. 57. I would rather go my own way than be a leader of others 58. I often enjoy playing whh theories or abstract ideas 59. If necessary, I am willing to manipulate people to get what I want 60. I strive for excellence in everything I do 139
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THE FIVE FACTORS OF PERSONALITY AND
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS My sincere thanks
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ABSTRACT This study utilized the co
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CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION According to
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particular interaction episode" (p
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proximal context, which in turn aff
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contextual model should examine the
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Hypotheses The following hypotheses
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CHAPTER II LITERATURE REVIEW This c
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experience and interpersonal intera
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stability, and (e) culture McCrae a
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samples of aduhs and children They
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personality descriptors. In the sec
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the five factors were identified in
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When creating a new scale, it is ne
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item adjective list. McCrae and Cos
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was .72 and the largest divergent c
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Another study conducted by McCrae a
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as measured by the PRF, can be view
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Longitudinal studies provide insigh
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The major weakness of this line of
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interactions, men report higher inh
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more likely to avoid initiation int
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concluded that individuals high in
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type of self-disclosure was also as
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Emotional Support Emotional support
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likely to be desired if they have t
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self-esteem, self-confidence, inter
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colored by other information about
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confederates, but more negative soc
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esults cannot be generalized to opp
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Lloyd (1990) contacted the same cou
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poshively related to discussing and
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contrast, unstable couples were cha
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Personality and Interpersonal Compe
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partner's personaHty (e.g., extrave
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negatively associated whh prosocial
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ated by peers on assertiveness and
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These results support the premise t
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maintenance O'Brien and DeLongis (1
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satisfaction, distal factors (persp
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marriage and then annually for thre
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study indicated that spouses' attri
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Other studies have acknowledged bot
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CHAPTER m METHOD Participants Parti
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(steady dating=61%, engaged=9%, coh
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Page 99 and 100: CHAPTER IV RESULTS Preliminarv Anal
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Page 103 and 104: Table 5 Regressions of proximal fac
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Page 107 and 108: Table 7 Regression of liking on the
Page 109 and 110: Table 8 Hierarchical regression of
Page 111 and 112: CHAPTER V DISCUSSION This study exa
Page 113 and 114: hierarchical level (Costa & McCrae,
Page 115 and 116: Finally, the measure of satisfactio
Page 117 and 118: "real" me, "I told my partner about
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Page 121 and 122: examined Neuroticism was negatively
Page 123 and 124: Future research should examine how
Page 125 and 126: developmental theory would help us
Page 127 and 128: Boyle, G. J (1989) Re-examination o
Page 129 and 130: Costa, P T , iS: McCrae, R R (1985)
Page 131 and 132: Forgas, J , Levinger, G., & Moylan,
Page 133 and 134: Kentle, R. L (1994) An examination
Page 135 and 136: McCrae, R. R., & Costa, P. T. (1989
Page 137 and 138: Rusbuh, C. E . Johnson, D J., & Mor
Page 139 and 140: Wildman, B. G. (1986) Perception of
Page 141 and 142: Subject We would like you to answer
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