Abstract
The purpose of this study, to investigate the relationship between adolescent five personality traits with social self-efficacy, cognitive errors, cognitive flexibility and five personality of parents. Research on 331 adolescents and their mothers (331) and father (331), including 993 people participated. In the study, the Five Factor Personality Inventory, Social Self Efficacy Scale and Cognitive Errors Questionnaire was used. Adolescents answered Five Factor Personality Inventory, Social Self Efficacy Scale and, the Cognitive Errors Questionnaire. Mothers and fathers answered themselves the Five Factor Personality Inventory. According to the results extraversion, peacefulness, self-control and emotional instability of parents personality traits increases, these personality characteristics of adolescents are rising. When adolescent’ extraversion, peacefulness, self-control and openness levels increase, adolescents' social self-efficacy in the average scores increased, and it has been observed that when levels of emotional instability increased, a decrease in their average social self-efficacy score.
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