Psychometric Properties of Ten Item Personality Iventory (Tipi)

Brito‐Costa, Sónia; Moisão, Ana; Almeida, Hugo de; Castro, Florencio Vicente

doi:10.17060/ijodaep.2015.n2.v1.328

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“…Internal consistency values for each sub-scale were similar to those found in previous studies and generally higher than those obtained by Carvalho et al (2012) and Brito-Costa et al (2015b) . Cronbach’s alphas ranged from 0.39 for Agreeableness to 0.72 for Extraversion in Time 1, and from 0.31 for Conscientiousness to 0.79 for Extraversion in Time 2.…”

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“…Considering the usefulness of brief measures of personality traits, this study aims to provide sound validity evidence on the Portuguese TIPI. This version was initially translated by our group ( Lima and Castro, 2009 , 2011 ) and tested by Brito-Costa et al (2015b) with 170 male athletes (13–33 years). Another Portuguese version was developed by Carvalho et al (2012) and tested with 404 Brazilian high-schoolers (14–20 years).…”

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Short Scales for the Assessment of Personality Traits: Development and Validation of the Portuguese Ten-Item Personality Inventory (TIPI)

Nunes

Limpo

Lima³

et al. 2018

Front. Psychol.

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The importance of quickly assessing personality traits in many studies prompted the development of brief scales such as the Ten-Item Personality Inventory (TIPI), a measure of five personality traits (extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, emotional stability, and openness). In the current study, we present the Portuguese version of TIPI and examine its psychometric properties, based on a sample of 333 Portuguese adults aged 18 to 65 years. The results revealed reliability coefficients similar to the original version (α = 0.39–0.72), very good 4-week test–retest reliability (n = 81, rs > 0.71), expected factorial structure, high convergent validity with the Big-Five Inventory (rs > 0.60), and correlations with self-esteem, affect, and aggressiveness similar to those found with standard measures of personality traits. Overall, our findings suggest that the Portuguese TIPI is a reliable and valid alternative to longer measures: it offers a promising tool for research contexts in which the available time for personality assessment is highly limited.

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Short Scales for the Assessment of Personality Traits: Development and Validation of the Portuguese Ten-Item Personality Inventory (TIPI)

Nunes

Limpo

Lima³

et al. 2018

Front. Psychol.

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“…Sendo a nossa amostra constituída por atletas cujas idades variam entre os 13 e os 33 anos, estes resultados vão de encontro ao postulado por alguns autores (Allik, Laidra, Realo, & Pullman, 2004;Brito-Costa, Moisão, Almeida, & Castro, 2015;McCrae et al, 2002, Parker et al, 2004, que referem que a utilização de medidas de avaliação de auto-relato em jovens, pode oferecer resultados estruturalmente válidos, mas empiricamente ligados a baixos níveis de estabilidade emocional e conscienciosidade, uma vez que estes vão alterando consoante as construções que vão efectuando no seu crescimento bem como as suas vivências, reiterando também os resultados obtidos em alguns estudos (Buchanan & Smith, 1999;Gonçalves & Barros, 2008;Gosling et al, 2008;McGraw et al, 2000;Minzi, 2004;Robins et al, 2002;Skitka & Sargis, 2006), que referem o final da infância e inicio da adolescência, como períodos fundamentais para o desenvolvimento da capacidade de análise sobre a personalidade.…”

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“…Castro (2015): é uma escala breve de avaliação da personalidade baseada no modelo dos Cinco Grandes Factores deCosta e McCrae (1987), composta por 10 itens que são avaliados através de uma escala tipo likert de 7 pontos, que varia desde 1 = Discordo totalmente a 7 = Concordo totalmente. Contém dois itens para cada um dos cinco factores que são: Abertura a Novas Experiências, Amabilidade, Conscienciosidade, Estabilidade Emocional e Extroversão.…”

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Análise De Perfis De Personalidade Em Atletas De Futebol

Brito‐Costa¹,

Piovesan²,

Castro³

et al. 2016

Revista INFAD de Psicología

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Pretendeu-se determinar o Perfil de Personalidade baseado no Modelo dos Cinco Factores de Costa e McCrae (1987). A amostra foi constituída por 170 atletas, do género masculino da modalidade de futebol cuja média de idade se situou nos 18,50 anos, com um mínimo de 13 e um máximo de 33 anos. Utilizou-se a medidas de auto-relato Ten Item Personality Inventory (TIPI), versão Portuguesa (Brito-Costa, Moisão, Almeida, & Castro, 2015). A análise estatística foi efectuada através do Software Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) versão 19 para Windows. Verificaram-se diferenças estatisticamente significativas no perfil de personalidade dos atletas em concreto, no factor abertura a novas experiências, na posição de médio face às restantes posições, bem como nos factores conscienciosidade, estabilidade emocional e abertura a novas experiências entre os seniores e os subs, e nos factores conscienciosidade e estabilidade emocional, entre os seniores de 1ª liga e os de 2ª liga.

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“…To highlight just a few potentially interesting findings, correlations of 7 I assessed personality the Big Five personality traits with the Ten-Item Personality Inventory (TIPI; Gosling et al, 2003) because it is a quick assessment. There have been concerns of low internal consistency (Brito-Costa et al, 2015) and the reliability of the agreeableness measure (Ehrhart et al, 2009) with the TIPI. Therefore, the exploratory personality findings should be interpreted with caution.…”

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Self-control strategies for financial goals: Proactive and reactive strategy use and effectiveness

Davydenko¹

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Self-control strategies help people resist tempting situations and make more goal-consistent decisions. I examined strategies in the financial domain through the lens of the Preventive-Interventive and Process models of self-control, distinguishing between proactive strategies used before a spending temptation and reactive strategies used during a spending temptation. I first conducted a meta-analysis to aggregate extant research and to estimate the overall effect size of financial self-control strategies. Strategies reduced spending and increased saving significantly with a medium effect size (d = 0.57, k = 29). I then examined whether these empirically studied strategies were present in a media sample (104 websites) and in people's personal experiences (n = 939). About half the strategies found through the meta-analysis were present in the media sample and were listed by lay participants, and across these three perspectives, the majority were proactive strategies. Next, I examined how strategy use impacted monthly spending in two longitudinal experimental studies. I asked participants to read about proactive vs. reactive strategies (Study 3) or list the proactive vs. reactive strategies they personally already use (Study 4). In Study 3, reminding participants of proactive or reactive strategies did not influence monthly spending compared to an empty control or a "just use willpower" condition. In Study 4, participants described their personal proactive and reactive strategies and watched a brief video highlighting relevant strategies. Participants who described proactive strategies reported spending $322 less than their goal during the month and significantly differed from the those who described reactive strategies (who spent $246 more than their goal) but did not differ significantly from an empty control condition. This finding suggests that people's personal proactive strategies can be effective for bringing spending in line with their goals. In sum, the first part of this dissertation summarizes and identifies gaps between the empirical literature, online media, and lay sample perspectives on self-control strategies for financial goals. The second part of this dissertation attempts to manipulate strategy use and assess proactive and reactive strategy effectiveness for bringing spending in line with goals.

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Psychometric Properties of Ten Item Personality Iventory (Tipi)

Cited by 8 publications

References 28 publications

Short Scales for the Assessment of Personality Traits: Development and Validation of the Portuguese Ten-Item Personality Inventory (TIPI)

Short Scales for the Assessment of Personality Traits: Development and Validation of the Portuguese Ten-Item Personality Inventory (TIPI)

Análise De Perfis De Personalidade Em Atletas De Futebol

Self-control strategies for financial goals: Proactive and reactive strategy use and effectiveness

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