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Special Issue

New Approaches to the Measurement of Personality:

Translational Thoughts to Applied, Educational, and Clinical Settings
Psychological Assessment
April 2019
(Vol.31, No.4)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9255-4
Item #
2163113
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Table of contents

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Introduction

  • Doing Justice to the Richness of Personality: Introduction to the Special Issue "New Approaches to the Measurement of Personality: Translational Thoughts to Applied, Educational, and Clinical Settings"
    Barbara De Clercq and Leonard J. Simms

Articles

  • The Bipolarity of Normal and Abnormal Personality Structure: Implications for Assessment
    Thomas A. Widiger and Cristina Crego
  • Testing the Structure and Process of Personality Using Ambulatory Assessment Data: An Overview of Within-Person and Person-Specific Techniques
    Joeri Hofmans, Barbara De Clercq, Peter Kuppens, Lize Verbeke, and Thomas A. Widiger
  • Optimizing the Length, Width, and Balance of a Personality Scale: How Do Internal Characteristics Affect External Validity?
    Christopher J. Soto and Oliver P. John
  • Social-Emotional Skill Assessment in Children and Adolescents: Advances and Challenges in Personality, Clinical, and Educational Contexts
    Loes Abrahams, Gina Pancorbo, Ricardo Primi, Daniel Santos, Patrick Kyllonen, Oliver P. John, and Filip De Fruyt
  • Assessing Meaningful Within-Person Variability in Likert-Scale Rated Personality Descriptions: An IRT Tree Approach
    Jonas W. B. Lang, Filip Lievens, Filip De Fruyt, Ingo Zettler, and Jennifer L. Tackett
  • Bringing the Brain Into Personality Assessment: Is There a Place for Event-Related Potentials?
    Takakuni Suzuki, Kaylin E. Hill, Belel Ait Oumeziane, Dan Foti, and Douglas B. Samuel
  • Focusing Personality Assessment on the Person: Modeling General, Shared, and Person Specific Processes in Personality and Psychopathology
    Aidan G. C. Wright, Kathleen M. Gates, Cara Arizmendi, Stephanie T. Lane, William C. Woods, and Elizabeth A. Edershile
  • Integrating Structure and Dynamics in Personality Assessment: First Steps Toward the Development and Validation of a Personality Dynamics Diary
    Johannes Zimmermann, William C. Woods, Sven Ritter, Moritz Happel, Oliver Masuhr, Ulrich Jaeger, Carsten Spitzer, and Aidan G. C. Wright
  • The Nature of Faking: A Homogeneous and Predictable Construct?
    Doreen Bensch, Ulrike Maaß, Samuel Greiff, Kai Tobias Horstmann, and Matthias Ziegler
  • A Correlated Traits, Correlated Methods Model for Thin-Slice Child Personality Assessment
    Jennifer L. Tackett, Jonas W. B. Lang, Kristian E. Markon, and Kathrin Herzhoff
  • Does the Number of Response Options Matter? Psychometric Perspectives Using Personality Questionnaire Data
    Leonard J. Simms, Kerry Zelazny, Trevor F. Williams, and Lee Bernstein
  • Personality in Situations: Going Beyond the OCEAN and Introducing the Situation Five
    Matthias Ziegler, Kai T. Horstmann, and Johanna Ziegler