Today Japanese, Tomorrow Chinese, Then Russian or Short-Term Variability of Psychophysiological Personality Profiles

The dynamic changes in psychophysiological personality profiles of various ethnic subjects from Japan, Taiwan and Russia were studied using Blitz Judgment program and Big Five (B5) and Multiple Intelligences-Vices (MI-Sins) questionnaires. Each respondent was tested by the both questionnaires daily for 10 days. Mean integral personal profiles were constructed and comparative dynamic changes in the profiles of different ethnic subjects were analyzed. It was revealed that dynamic changes of leading personality traits of the respondents’ during 10 days of testing were in 5 times higher than static changes between the mean profiles of different ethnic subjects. The conducted research showed the importance of monitoring short-term changes of personality traits and the excess of the influence of short-term variability of leading personality traits over ethnic and personal predispositions. In contrast to personality traits, integral psychophysiological indicators showed greater stability and low variability for representatives of different ethnic groups.