The pervasiveness of test-retest effects in Big Five personality traits

Sasuke Ueda; Shinji Yamagata

doi:10.4992/pacjpa.89.0_199

January 1, 2025The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological AssociationOpen Access

The pervasiveness of test-retest effects in Big Five personality traits

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This research investigates the consistency of personality traits over repeated assessments using the Big Five model.
Analyzed proportions of individuals demonstrating test-retest effects
Investigated the Big Five personality traits
Conducted assessments at multiple time points
A significant number of individuals exhibited test-retest effects
Average scores remained stable across time
Variability among individuals showed distinct patterns in personality trait consistency

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Analysis reveals test-retest effects in big five personality traits, suggesting significant trait stability over time.

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The pervasiveness of test-retest effects in Big Five personality traits Proportions of individuals showing average effects Sasuke UEDA 1,2 and Shinji YAMAGATA 1( 1 Nagoya University, 2 Japan Society for the Promotion of Science)

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