Journal article

Mapping the interpersonal domain: Translating between the Big Five, HEXACO, and Interpersonal Circumplex

KA Barford, K Zhao, LD Smillie

Personality and Individual Differences | Published : 2015

Abstract

Three different theoretical frameworks for understanding social behaviour and experience, the Big Five (B5), HEXACO, and Interpersonal Circumplex (IPC), are compared empirically by aligning them to the same circular structure. In this study (N. =. 206), we map the major empirically defined interpersonal dimensions of the B5 (Big Five Aspect Scales) and the HEXACO (HEXACO Personality Inventory - Revised) onto the IPC structure using Procrustean rotation. Congruence coefficients demonstrated that the assertiveness aspect of B5 extraversion and the compassion aspect of B5 agreeableness are congruent with IPC dominance and warmth, respectively, replicating recent efforts to integrate these frame..

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The authors disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article: All authors received funding from the Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences. Kate Barford was supported by Melbourne International Fee Remission and Melbourne International Research Scholarships. Kun Zhao was supported by an Australian Postgraduate Award.