¿Estable después de tantos años? Consistencia en la clasificación de los rasgos de personalidad a lo largo del tiempo
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https://doi.org/10.1590/0102.3772e40301.enPalabras clave:
Personalidade, Envelhecimento, Desenvolvimento humano, Testes de personalidadeResumen
Evidencias cientificas han indicado que la personalidad se desarrolla a lo largo del tiempo, generando cambios y continuidad en el patrón de funcionamiento individual a lo largo del ciclo de vida. En esta investigación se propone probar estas evidencias, con el fin de investigar la consistencia en la clasificación de los rasgos de personalidad a lo largo del tiempo. 170 adultos, con edades entre 51 y 93 años (M=69, SD=9,05), que respondieron al Big Five Inventory-22 y al Big Five Inventory de forma retrospectiva, teniendo en cuenta cómo pensaban que eran cuaaando tenían entre 30 y 35 años. Realizamos la correlación test-retest y el procedimiento Anova con mediciones repetidas. Fue posible identificar que el funcionamiento individual tiende a estabilizarse con el tiempo. Aunque las limitaciones, la presente investigación contribuye a la falta de estudios longitudinales sobre la personalidad en Brasil.
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