Judgments of moderator variables of agreement in person perception: A comparison of two cultures

Jung, Taeyun; Kenny, David A.

doi:10.1111/j.1467-839x.2005.00164.x

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“…For most person-descriptive terms, the optimal level is not found at one of the poles of the response continuum, but at a point that is less extreme. Thus, many person-descriptions incorporate the idea that one may have "too much" of a good trait, or "too little" of a bad trait (Jung & Kenny, 2005).…”

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The judgment of personality: An overview of current empirical research findings

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This article presents an overview of the current state of knowledge in personality judgment research. We discuss accuracy and bias in personality judgments, including types of inter-rater agreement and elements of criteria used to determine levels of agreement and accuracy. We then address 1) the words and phrases that people use to describe one another and themselves, 2) research investigating judgments of targets by perceivers per trait, and 3) research investigating judgments of targets by perceivers on profiles or sets of traits. We also provide 4) an outlook regarding important research questions that remain unanswered in this field.

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