Structure of act-report data: Is the five-factor model of personality recaptured?

Botwin, Michael D.; Buss, David M.

doi:10.1037//0022-3514.56.6.988

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

1989

DOI: 10.1037//0022-3514.56.6.988

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Structure of act-report data: Is the five-factor model of personality recaptured?

Michael D. Botwin¹,

David M. Buss²

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The experience of emotion in close relationships: Toward an integration of the emotion-in-relationships and interpersonal script models

Fehr

Harasymchuk

2005

Personal Relationships

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We propose that the study of emotion in close relationships may be advanced through an integration of the emotion‐in‐relationships model (ERM) with interpersonal script models. In two studies, we tested the hypothesis that people experience emotion when expected patterns of relating are disrupted. We also predicted that the kinds of events that are perceived as disruptive, and the concomitant emotional response, would depend on the relationship context. The results indicated that emotional reactions do vary, depending on the type of relationship in which emotion is experienced. A key finding was that when an individual expresses dissatisfaction, a neglect response from a romantic partner is associated with more negative emotion than a neglect response from a friend. Implications of this finding are discussed. We conclude that interpersonal script models can be fruitfully incorporated into the ERM.

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The experience of emotion in close relationships: Toward an integration of the emotion-in-relationships and interpersonal script models

Fehr

Harasymchuk

2005

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Social allergies in romantic relationships: Behavioral repetition, emotional sensitization, and dissatisfaction in dating couples

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Shamblen²,

Barbee

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A social allergy is a reaction of hypersensitive annoyance or disgust to a repeated behavior. Two studies were conducted on the social allergen categories of uncouth habits, inconsiderate acts, intrusive behaviors, and norm violations. Study 1 focused on hypothetical male and female partner behaviors at 2 and 12 months in a dating relationship. Study 2 obtained reports of social allergens performed by the individual and partner in dating couples, as well as the individual's emotional responses and relationship outcomes. Social allergens were perceived to increase in frequency over time in both studies, with some indications that men were more uncouth and norm violating and women were more inconsiderate and intrusive. Study 2 also found that the more often that the partner performed an allergenic behavior, the stronger was the individual's negative emotional reaction. Further, frequent and emotionally intense social allergens were associated with relationship dissatisfaction, and with termination assessed a year later.

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Assessing the Five‐Factor Model of Personality Description

Briggs

1992

Journal of Personality

204

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Several approaches to assessing the dimensions of the five-factor model are reviewed and evaluated. The items in the assessment instrument may be adjectives or phrases, and the instrument itself may have been developed specifically to measure the five factors or may have been reinterpreted in terms of the five-factor model. Data are presented comparing an adjective-based measure of the model (Goldberg, 1990) with two phrase-based measures (Costa & McCrae, 1985; Hogan, 1986), and recommendations are made for the choice of an instrument in different research contexts. Allport's (1937) distinctions between the structure of the trait lexicon and the structure of personality in individuals are reiterated.

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Structure of act-report data: Is the five-factor model of personality recaptured?

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The experience of emotion in close relationships: Toward an integration of the emotion-in-relationships and interpersonal script models

The experience of emotion in close relationships: Toward an integration of the emotion-in-relationships and interpersonal script models

Social allergies in romantic relationships: Behavioral repetition, emotional sensitization, and dissatisfaction in dating couples

Assessing the Five‐Factor Model of Personality Description

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