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Psychometric analysis confirms reliability of NEO Five-Factor Inventory scores in a community sample, indicating their usefulness.
Psychometric analysis of scores from the NEO Five-Factor Inventory (NEO-FFI) confirmed their internal (N = 527) and lest re test reliability (n 335) in an Australian adult sample. The data also provided support for the internal and temporal reliability of scores derived from 13 lower order item clusters identified in the NEO-FFI by G, Saucier (1998).
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