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Carol Furchner's List: Psy105-Chapter12 - personality
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Oct 25, 09
Replication of the marshmallow test in Colombia
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Oct 25, 09
Children who can delay gratification at age 4 were found in a study to, on average, perform better and be more successful in school at age 18. But is it that simple? Mischel and others have looked at some of the other variables that interact with how the ability to delay gratification predicts later success in life.
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Oct 25, 09
Summary of research on delayed gratification - brings in the variable of sensitivity to rejection, which appears to interact with the ability to delay gratification. Also mentions influence of parenting style.
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Aug 13, 10
"Personality traits observed in childhood are a strong predictor of adult behavior,"
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Jan 22, 11
Blog describing some of the difficulties with research in the past that tries to relate musical preferences to personality.
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Feb 15, 11
Big-5 Personality test, readings, research in personality
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Feb 16, 11
Discusses the difficulties in defining and differentiating between temperament and personality (from Big-5 Personality Project web site)
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Jun 12, 11
Big 5 personality test, on Personality Project website
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Aug 23, 11
Finds positive correlations of utilitarian moral judgments with psychopathy, Machiavellianism, and low meaningfulness of life.
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Oct 28, 11
Do introverts respond more strongly to arousing stimuli (like lemon juice and social contact) than extraverts? This describes a study you can do.
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Jan 29, 12
Scale for self-evaluation of tendency towards perfectionism on six separate scales (components of perfectionism).
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Feb 14, 12
Dissects narcissism and the personality characteristics of "The Dark Triad." Neither is simple.
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Mar 13, 12
A fun graphic - how does your state rank on the "Big 5" personality traits (openness, conscientiousness extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism)?
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Mar 20, 12
Kind of superficial overview
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Nov 09, 12
Based on one study, introverts use more concrete, specific language in describing social situations, whereas extraverts use more vague, general language.
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