Taking a person-centered approach to personality: A latent-profile analysis of the HEXACO model of personality

Our study applies a person-centered approach to the HEXACO model of personality using latent profile analysis (LPA). While the traditional variable-centered approach assumes that the relations among variables within a population are homogenous, the person-centered approach identifies subgroups withi...

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Main Authors: Daljeet, K., Bremner, N., Giammarco, E., Meyer, John, Paunonen, S.
Format: Journal Article
Published: Elsevier 2017
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/56815
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author Daljeet, K.
Bremner, N.
Giammarco, E.
Meyer, John
Paunonen, S.
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description Our study applies a person-centered approach to the HEXACO model of personality using latent profile analysis (LPA). While the traditional variable-centered approach assumes that the relations among variables within a population are homogenous, the person-centered approach identifies subgroups within samples that have similar scores on several variables of interest, in this case, the six factors of personality. Data from two independent samples were collected at a large North American university. The results of LPA revealed five distinct and interpretable profiles that replicated and were found to be consistent across both samples. We discuss how our findings attest to the meaningfulness of personality profiles, and suggest additional ways in which a person-centered approach might be applied in personality research.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-568152019-09-02T06:48:46Z Taking a person-centered approach to personality: A latent-profile analysis of the HEXACO model of personality Daljeet, K. Bremner, N. Giammarco, E. Meyer, John Paunonen, S. Our study applies a person-centered approach to the HEXACO model of personality using latent profile analysis (LPA). While the traditional variable-centered approach assumes that the relations among variables within a population are homogenous, the person-centered approach identifies subgroups within samples that have similar scores on several variables of interest, in this case, the six factors of personality. Data from two independent samples were collected at a large North American university. The results of LPA revealed five distinct and interpretable profiles that replicated and were found to be consistent across both samples. We discuss how our findings attest to the meaningfulness of personality profiles, and suggest additional ways in which a person-centered approach might be applied in personality research. 2017 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/56815 10.1016/j.jrp.2017.08.003 Elsevier fulltext
spellingShingle Daljeet, K.
Bremner, N.
Giammarco, E.
Meyer, John
Paunonen, S.
Taking a person-centered approach to personality: A latent-profile analysis of the HEXACO model of personality
title Taking a person-centered approach to personality: A latent-profile analysis of the HEXACO model of personality
title_full Taking a person-centered approach to personality: A latent-profile analysis of the HEXACO model of personality
title_fullStr Taking a person-centered approach to personality: A latent-profile analysis of the HEXACO model of personality
title_full_unstemmed Taking a person-centered approach to personality: A latent-profile analysis of the HEXACO model of personality
title_short Taking a person-centered approach to personality: A latent-profile analysis of the HEXACO model of personality
title_sort taking a person-centered approach to personality: a latent-profile analysis of the hexaco model of personality
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/56815