A facet atlas: Visualizing networks that describe the blends, cores, and peripheries of personality structure.

ABSTRACT: We created a facet atlas that maps the interrelations between facet scales from 13 hierarchical personality inventories to provide a practically useful, transtheoretical description of lower-level personality traits. We generated this atlas by estimating a series of network models that visualize the correlations among 268 facet scales administered to the Eugene-Springfield Community Sample (Ns = 571-948). As expected, most facets contained a blend of content from multiple Big Five domains and were part of multiple Big Five networks. We identified core and peripheral facets for each Big Five domain. Results from this study resolve some inconsistencies in facet placement across instruments and highlight the complexity of personality structure relative to the constraints of traditional hierar

SUBMITTER: Schwaba T 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7392538 | biostudies-literature | 2020

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature