Cross - Cultural Generalizability of The Fiva - Factor Model of Personality : Development and Validation of The NEO PI - R for Koreans  

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Joon-Ho Chae ; Piedmont, Ralph L.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/jcca) vol. 28 no. 2 (Mar. 1997), page 131-155.
Topik: validation; cross cultural studies; personality; models; validity
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Increasing interest is being directed toward demonstrating the cross - cultural generalizability of the five - factor model of personality. This report outlines the development and initial validatin of a korean version ofthe NEO personality inventory - revised (NEO PI - R) a commercially available instrument designed to capture these five major dimensions. Study 1 involved korean nationals (320 men and 334 women) and documented the relability and structural validity of the new translation. Correlations with the korean version of the MBTI and impostor phenomenon scale provided preliminary validity evidence. Study 2 included 57 men and 50 women who were bilingual korean expatristes living in the united states. These individuals took both the korean and english versions of the NEO PI - R. Results indicated that the korean version cna be considered a parallel form to its english counterpart. The etic and emic implications of these results are discussed.

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