Psychol Assess July 2022 PMID 35511514

Alignment of the personality inventory for ICD-11 with the five-factor model of personality.

Johannes Stricker, Susanne Buecker, Reinhard Pietrowsky

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Abstract in brief

  • The study investigates how well the Personality Inventory for ICD11 (PiCD), a tool used to measure personality disorder traits in the ICD11 model, aligns with the five-factor model (FFM) of personality, which includes five broad trait domains.
  • Through a statistical analysis with 480 German adults, the research found that the PiCD scales closely match the FFM facets, showing a strong five-factor structure and demonstrating that the ICD11 personality model has clear parallels with the FFM.
  • The findings also identified a bipolar factor along the conscientiousness dimension and confirmed that openness facets form a separate fifth factor, supporting the idea that the two models are conceptually and empirically aligned in measuring personality traits.]

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Nu
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RT @samvaknin: NEW VIDEO No Emotions, please: Alexithymia and Anankastia (Rigid Perfectionism) https://t.co/LdQss82kI7 https://t.co/G30fh…

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RT @samvaknin: NEW VIDEO No Emotions, please: Alexithymia and Anankastia (Rigid Perfectionism) https://t.co/LdQss82kI7 https://t.co/G30fh…

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Professor Sam Vaknin
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NEW VIDEO No Emotions, please: Alexithymia and Anankastia (Rigid Perfectionism) https://t.co/LdQss82kI7 https://t.co/G30fh2BsqP

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