Raymond Cattell developed 16 "factors" for classifying it. Lewis Goldberg worked with a group that developed a set of dimensions of this concept nicknamed "The Big Five" that forms the acronym "OCEAN."
Raymond Cattell developed 16 "factors" for classifying it. Lewis Goldberg worked with a group that developed a set of dimensions of this concept nicknamed "The Big Five" that forms the acronym "OCEAN." Gordon Allport suggested studying this concept in both nomothetic and idiographic manners. A "histrionic" disorder associated with this concept is characterized by attention-seeking and emotionality, and a test of this concept in people differentiates between perceiving and judging, as well as extroversion and introversion. For 10 points, identify this concept, the subject of the MMPI and Myers-Briggs Indicator tests.
Raymond Cattell developed 16 "factors" for classifying it. Lewis Goldberg worked with a group that developed a set of dimensions of this concept nicknamed "The Big Five" that forms the acronym "OCEAN."
personality