Personality Psychology Research Articles

Short- and Long-Term Changes in the Neurophysiological Status of Pilots Due to Radiation Exposure Caused by Geomagnetic Storms

Pilots who have completed successfully all the tests of cognitive and personality psychology have a strong commitment to their movements, and they influence their neural stimulation, such as the ability to acknowledge the right steps to follow in their tasks or dangerous situations. One of the branches of Aviation Psychology is dealing with the physical and mental effects of flight on aircrew personnel and passengers. Astronomical events, such as geomagnetic storms (GSs) that have a disruptive effect on Earth’s magnetosphere in certain periods, will cause negative effects on aircrew personnel and passengers. This article describes the expected damage to the different areas of the brain and nervous system in short- and long-term periods caused by the effects of GSs, based on the results of previous studies on GSs and neurophysiological studies. This is a very important topic for neurophysiological studies of pilots when we consider that aircraft accidents that may be geomagnetic in origin accounted for 26.36% of the total accidents which coincide with the days of GSs. Decision-making and judgment problems, abnormal attitudes such as anger, fearlessness, temerity, self-confidence, etc., decreasing problem-solving abilities, organization capabilities, and instantaneous decisions are the short-term changes while developing cancers of the brain, testis, bladder, breast, colon, melanoma, and Hodgkin’s type, in addition to Alzheimer’s and dementia diseases, hypoglycaemia, stroke, epileptic seizures, insomnia, stomach bleeding, appendicitis, hernia, asthma, and severe spinal pains can be lead in the long-term changes. We mentioned the psychological and medical application method of EEG in our article since it is the best technique that allows us to see the effects of these storms in the laboratory environment. This is because, the aircrew personnel and passengers flying at high latitudes will experience the effect of the GSs directly, whereas the response of the pilot, flight crew, and passengers flying in the middle latitudes, to these effects, can be measured only with tests in the laboratory environment. This paper has also special importance for the aviation literature because a theoretical recommendation regarding the possible laboratory environment for EEG measurements and application procedures necessary to investigate these effects is also presented.

The impact of Domestic Violence on Children’s Psychology and Self-cognition

Domestic violence has become an issue of high social concern, mainly focusing on the impact and solutions to domestic violence in intimate relationships. This article mainly focuses on the psychological impact of children witnessing or experiencing domestic violence. It studies from many aspects, mainly on children. The psychological impact on academic performance and self-esteem is also analyzed, and it is also analyzed that children are very likely to engage in violent behavior in the future. This article collects data ranging from the number of children experiencing domestic violence to data analysis of youth violence. This article ultimately believes that domestic violence has a great impact on children’s personality, psychology, and academic performance, and not only affects the child’s personal psychology. Such children will have a high chance of subconsciously imitating their parents’ intimate sexual relationships when they grow up. Violent behavior will form a vicious cycle of violence, which will also be a huge hidden danger to society. Therefore, paying attention to and actively mitigating domestic violence will also alleviate children’s psychological problems and health problems.

Assessment of the Factor Structure of Test Tokyo University Egogram (TEG 3) on Women and Men in Iran

Objective: Understanding personality characteristics can help us understand how individuals manifest their personality through their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Among numerous tools available to assess personality, one of them is the Egogram questionnaire. Accordingly, the purpose of this research was to standardize the Tokyo University Egogram questionnaire (TEG3). Methods and Materials: The present research was a descriptive correlation study with a standardization approach. The statistical population of the study included women and men aged 20 to 40 in Tehran in 2021. 2707 participants, including 1585 women and 1122 men, were selected through convenience sampling. The Egogram questionnaire was designed based on the transactional analysis theory, which included 5 factors: the criticizing parent, the supportive parent, the adult, the natural child, the adapted child, and the Q validity scale and L lie scale. Data were analyzed using exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, Cronbach's alpha, and SPSS.22 software. Findings: The results of the validity, internal consistency, and reliability of the tool using Cronbach's alpha, exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis showed that the Egogram questionnaire consists of 5 factors in the Iranian culture, and the Cronbach's alpha coefficient of all the factors is above 0.7. Also, the Pearson correlation coefficient showed an acceptable internal consistency within the questionnaire factors among women and men. Conclusion: This questionnaire can be used as a practical and new tool in the field of personality psychology and approaches such as schema therapy.

Purpose regulation of human behavior

In descriptions of the determination of human behavior, along with the influences of his past experience or the current situation, in modern personality psychology, the constructs of the future (life plans, possible I, etc.) begin to occupy an increasing place, among which the goals of a person play an important role. Goals are the most important regulator of human activity, the implementation of which requires an image of the result to which it is aimed (“the model of the necessary future” according to Bernstein). Goals, in contrast to motives and needs related to the same phenomenological field, are situational in nature. Lewin’s concept of life space emphasizes the inextricable connection of a person with situations and the context of life activity; to concretize this connection, Thomas introduces the concept of “defining a situation”, Vygotsky — “experiencing”. The notion of purpose must be included in these descriptions: “defining the situation” is cognitive, “experiencing” describes the affective component of this connection, “goal” refers to the missing “behavioral” (“efficient”) component; in interaction with the situation, all these components “work” together, ensuring its understanding, assessment of significance and its compliance with the goals of the person. In accordance with the concept of the contextual nature of goals, a level differentiation of goal regulation is proposed, which appears as tasks to be solved when interacting with specific situations, as goals proper in a life context, and as meanings when interacting with existential reality. We put the contex tual understanding of goals as the basis of a hypothetical model of goal regulation, which was tested in an empirical study. The results obtained showed the connection between a person’s goals and the probability of their achievement in the specific conditions of his life situation, assessed by him in terms of how much he has already managed to realize the plans and expectations of the past, and the significance of goals in specific areas of life is determined by what he is ready to do for them, achievements, including changing one’s life situation or changing oneself. Thus, the thesis about the contextual nature of goals was confirmed.

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On the Influence and Mechanism of Five - state Personality of Traditional Chinese Medicine on Self - others Risk Decision

This study applied personality psychology of traditional Chinese medicine to the risk decision-making, and explored the influe nce and mechanism of five-pattern personality on self-other risk decision-making. The Chinese Medicine Five State Personality Scale and a multi-round mixed gambling game simulating a risky decision- ma- king situation were used to administer the test to 97 university stude- nts. Data analysis indicated that the higher scorers of Taiyang person- ality dimension, compared with self-interest, was less concerned about the interests of others; the higher scorers of Taiyin personality dimension, compared with the interests of others, was more disgusted with the loss of self-interest. Conclusion: Taiyang and Taiyin personality affect self-other risk decision-making, and have a higher risk propensity when making risk decisions on behalf of others.

Study on the status of personality psychology in Ukrainian science

У статті аналізується статус психології особистості в українській науці. Описані багатоманітні прояви культурного контексту психології особистості. Окреслено становлення психології особистості в Україні. В статті показано, що психологічне пізнання бере початок з осягнення психологією самої себе – власної картини світу і способів рефлексії, котрі й конструюють цю картину світу. Психологія особистості, як предмет культурної рецепції, виникає на певному етапі розвитку соціуму і, у свою чергу, впливає на розвиток соціуму. Наголошено, що процес генези психології особистості актуалізує потребу у виявленні певних факторів, зокрема – соціальних установок і орієнтацій. В статті показано, проблема сув’язності становлення психології особистості та культурних процесів. Культурний контекст, який позначається на уявленнях про особистість, має центральне місце в психології, і впливає на розвиток психології особистості. Як наслідок, сучасна психологія особистості стикається з суперечливим феноменом – нонконформістським запереченням соціальних норм як репресивних і, водночас, конформістським слідуванням субкультурним нормам. Ключові слова: особистість, психологія особистості, статус, соціокультурні детермінанти розвитку, культурний контекст, культурні трансформації, рефлексія.

Проблемы этичного общения в компьютерно-опосредованной коммуникации

The problem associated with determining when interpersonal interaction of interlocutors in the format of computer-mediated communication leads to unethical verbal behavior and why this form of behavior is realized is analyzed. Based on the theoretical concept of B.N. Miroshnikov about the relationship between the Internet and society, it was not only found out why the interlocutors choose specific means of computer-mediated communication, but also the nature of the influence of this choice on the maintenance of interpersonal relationships and the ethical problems that could potentially arise in this case are traced. During the statistical analysis of the data obtained by the method of questionnaire survey, it was found that we can talk about external factors that influence the behavioral reactions of interlocutors in the course of communicative interaction. The choice of communication strategies aimed at maintaining interpersonal relationships with the addressee may be the result of the speaker’s increased awareness of his partner, the current communication environment, and the ability to adapt to this environment accordingly. Participants in virtual communication use a variety of methods to maintain communicative contact, depending on such factors as the psychological personality of the addressee. It is concluded that this factor is of particular importance in the course of maintaining fatal contact with an unfamiliar interlocutor in the format of computer-mediated communication.

Brand image innovation design based on the era of 5G internet of things

Abstract The development of the times is driving the competition in the market. In the current trend of the brand era, if a brand cannot fully display its own personality, it is difficult to be competitive. With the development of Internet of things (IoT) technology, different enterprise values produce different types of products and affect all aspects of social economy and daily life. This article mainly studies the innovative design of brand image based on 5G IoT era. This article takes the consumer group as the positioning object, is committed to shaping the core value of the brand, and applies the emotional personality psychology of consumers to the rational brand planning. Creating a perfect brand image and an accurate brand development track is an effective guarantee to promote and enhance brand development. The standard font of the logo combination is the combination of Chinese and English. The advantage of the combination of Chinese and English lies in the combination of nationality and cosmopolitanism. It is not only a new cultural phenomenon but also has strong operability, which meets the requirements of logo design internationalization. The explanatory capacity of the model increases with the entry of product image, corporate image, and self-consistency. The combined explanatory capacity of the three variables reaches 42.2%. The significance probability of the F test is p = 0.000, which is significantly less than 0.01, indicating that the regression of the model is significant. Except for “imaginative,” girls’ scores on the other seven brand personality dimensions are equal to or higher than boys’. The results show that the innovative design of brand image has far-reaching significance for the long-term development of the brand.

Movement Skills Learning Model in Physical Education Against Psychological Student Personality: A Systematic Riview

The right motion learning model in physical education will improve the psychological aspects of the student's personality. however, different subjects and interventions should have different impacts. The purpose of this study is to review learning models in physical education that relate to the psychological aspects of students from elementary to high school. The method used is a systematic review, using secondary data from published journals. Data collection was carried out manually outside the database and with the help of access to the Google Scholar database. In searching the data, keywords that are relevant to the topic to be discussed are used. The keywords used were “psychological personality” AND “emotional” AND “mental” AND “social behavior” AND “physical education”. After that, an analysis will be carried out using a prisma flowchart diagram. The results of filtering data according to the inclusion and exclusion criteria are 20 national and indexed Sinta journals. Based on the results of the analysis of various models, the application of the outdoor physical education learning model and the cooperative model is more widely applied to junior high school students and above. Meanwhile, elementary schools apply more game-based learning. Therefore it is important for educators to know and understand the characteristics of each student for the selection of learning models so that it has a positive impact on aspects of the psychological personality of students.Key words: Learning Model, Physical Education, Personality Psychology.

THE PHENOMENON OF CLIP CONSCIOUSNESS IN MODERN MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS

The purpose of the research paper was to conduct a systematic analysis of the phenomenon of clique consciousness. It was found that this phenomenon was studied mainly by Russian or Soviet scientists, while foreign specialists did not consider it as a whole, focusing on individual processes and states related to personality psychology. It has been revealed that clique consciousness cannot be unequivocally attributed to positive or negative characteristics of the individual. On the one hand, it can be seen as an ability to creatively perceive the world around, a means of adapting to the ever-increasing information flows, activating the body in critical situations. On the other hand, it causes a decrease in the abilities of systematic and critical perception of the surrounding reality, an increase in the threshold of perception and distinction of significant stimuli. As a result, concentration of attention decreases, the field of consciousness becomes mosaic and is filled with information of superficial character, which makes it difficult to establish connections and relations between separate facts and phenomena of existence. It has been determined that one of the prerequisites for the formation of clip thinking can be media-multitasking. However, the forms of their relationship require additional research. It is shown that in modern conditions without increasing reflexivity and criticality of perception, adequate perception of reality is difficult, and the probability of manipulation and getting into echo chambers increases significantly.

PERSONAL FACTORS OF STUDENTS' ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION IN CONDITIONS OF USING DISTANCE LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES

Abstract. Objective. This research was conducted to to theoretically analyse and empirically investigate the personal factors of students' academic procrastination in the context of distance learning technologies.
 Methods. The subjects were 63 students from different faculties and educational institutions, aged from 17 to 45, who are using distance learning technologies. Among them 55 females and 7 males. Data were gathered through C. Lay's General Procrastination Scale (adapted by T. Yu. Yudyeyeva), «The reasons for the personal tendency to delay tasks» (M. S. Dvornyk), «Scale of Academic Motivation» (T. O. Hordyeyeva, O. A. Sychov, Ye. M. Osin), 5PFQ (adapted by A. B. Khromov), J. Rotter's Internal-External Locus of Control Scale, Zimbardo Time Perspective Inventory (adapted by A. Syrtsova), Self-Change Potential questionnaire (V. R. Manukyan, I. R. Murtazina, N. V. Hrishyna) and were analyzed by the Spearman's rank correlation coefficient, the Mann–Whitney U test and k-means cluster analysis.
 Results. The results showed that there was a meaningful and negative relation between academic procrastination and «conscientiousness», future orientation, belief in possibility of self-change as a factor of self-change potential. Besides, a meaningful and positive relation was observed between academic procrastination and «neuroticism», negative past orientation, extrinsic motivation.
 Conclusion. The results of the research can be recommended for application in the practical work of psychologists, in psychology of personality, creative psychology, psychology of health and social psychology. It also can be useful in the practice of correction and counseling psychology.
 The results of the study can be used to develop programs of reducing and prevention of students' academic procrastination in the context of distance learning technologies.

Personality According to Personality Psychology

Personality psychology is a scientific study that aims to understand individual personalities as individual beings who have unique traits with other people. The uniqueness can be seen from the behavior, thoughts, feelings, and motivations that exist within each person. Nevertheless, these differences can also show certain patterns which then have similarities with other people. Modern psychology separates God from human subjective experience. Subjective-religious experience is still seen as unscientific. In a scientific perspective, it must meet logical-rational-empirical standards. As the heir to modernism, psychology is also under the scientific method as other sciences. Therefore, the development of modern psychology is supported by three main pillars. First, psychology is universal, second, based on empirical methods, third, research as a locomotive of progress. The method in this paper is literature review. Literature review is an activity of collecting scientific data, especially in the form of theories, methods, or research that has been done before, both in the form of books, document manuscripts, journals, and others that are already in the library. We found that there are similarities in meaning between character and personality according to modern psychology

’’SUJETA’’ – OD KONSTRUKTA DO KORELATA

Within this paper, we tried to describe in as much detail as possible the current knowledge related to the concept of vanity. The first part of the paper deals with the presentation of defining vanity from the point of view of various researchers, as well as the presentation of the way in which this concept is operationally defined. The second part is aimed at presenting research related to the existence of gender differences in terms of the manifestation of certain dimensions of vanity. The fourth part refers to the attempt to determine the nature of vanity, adaptive or maladaptive, through the presentation of previous results of research on the relationship of this construct with others in the field of personality psychology, mental health, social psychology and the like. Since vanity is the most researched in the field of marketing psychology, the last part of the paper is a review of previous knowledge about the importance of vanity for marketing psychology. According to LeBel, vanity is a two-dimensional construct described through excessive expression of satisfaction with physical appearance and excessive expression of satisfaction related to one’s own abilities and achievements. Most research suggests that there are differences between males and females in terms of the manifestation of certain dimensions of vanity. Having in mind the results of studies so far, we can conclude that vanity is a maladaptive construct that is especially abused in marketing, where even the terms Consumer Vanity and Vanity Size have been coined. Keywords: Vanity, Excessive physical view, Excessive abilities view, Consumer Vanity, Vanity Size

Una versión reducida y modificada del Inventario de Personalidad para el DSM-5 (PID-5) en la Argentina

The official classification of personality disorders in the latest edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) remains categorical. However, a dimensional alternative for personality disorders is presented as an emerging model. The model is organized in five higher order domains (Negative Affectivity, Detachment, Antagonism, Disinhibition and Psychoticism), with relationships with the Big Five Model of Personality, strongly established within the Personality Psychology. The proposal also includes 25 facets or second-order traits, included within the main domains. Domains and facets represent psychopathological traits with clinical relevance. To assess this model, the Personality Inventory for DSM-5 (PID-5) was developed. PID-5 has two forms: extensive (220 items) that assesses domains and facets, and brief (25 items) that assesses only the domains. In a previous study, evidence for a short version (31 items) adapted to the Argentine population was provided, that overcomes some of the limitations of the original one. In this work, the psychometric properties of a reduced and modified version of the PID-5 are studied, which allows evaluating five domains and 25 facets, through a reduced number of items (108). We worked with a non-probabilistic sample of n = 525 subjects from the general population, who answered the adapted version of the PID-5 and the Adjectives Checklist to Assess the Big Five Personality Factors (AEP), a Big Five Model measure. The following data analyses were performed: (1) Exploratory and Confirmatory Factor Analysis to evaluate the internal structure of PID-5; (2) reliability analysis to assess the internal consistency of the PID-5 scales; (3) item analysis to assess discriminating power; (4) multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) to examine significant differences due to gender and age; and (5) bivariate correlation analysis to analyze PID-5 convergent validity. The results provided evidence of validity and reliability. Exploratory and Confirmatory Factor Analysis suggested a five-factor structure. The facets presented factor loadings in the domain theoretically expected, with some exceptions: Suspiciousness (loaded in Psychoticism), Hostility (loaded in Disinhibition), Depressivity (loaded in Detachment) and Insensitivity (loaded in Detachment). CFA also suggested a good model fit (CFI = .98; RMSEA = .04; SRMR = 0.083). Psychoticism, Detachment, and Disinhibition facets had their higher factor loadings in the expected domain. Negative affectivity showed higher correlations with the rest of the scales. Internal consistency was satisfactory, especially at the domain level, and the items had good discrimination indices. Correlations with the corresponding of the Big Five factors were observed, similar to previous studies. The five PID-5 domains were also found positively correlated. Additionally, gender and age differences were found. In line with previous literature, results suggest that some facets scales are “pure” markers of these domains ( e. g. , Psychoticism and Antagonism facets), whereas others ( e. g. , Negative Affectivity facets such as Depressiveness, Suspicion, Hostility), are located “in between” domains since they share features of more than one domain. Psychoticism facets presented higher loadings in their domains and lower in the rest. This is not surprising; although most of psychopathology cannot be understood as categories, schizophyte and Schizotypal Personality Disorder are exceptions, and Psychoticism would be the representation of these categories in the APA model. Findings also provide evidence of convergent validity for the instrument, as well as theorical evidence regarding the relationship between normal and pathological personality traits. This version can be used to evaluate the model, both in research and clinical practice. It has advantages over the original longer version, in terms of administration time and participants' fatigue, while maintaining its psychometric properties. The results are also expected to contribute to the recent literature on the dimensional approach to personality psychopathology. However, complementary studies, particularly with a clinical population, are needed. https://doi.org/10.16888/interd.2023.40.1.7

Friends Know Us Even When They Are Different From Us

Abstract: Friendships pervade people’s social lives across their lifespans. But how accurately can friends perceive each other’s personalities? Person perceptions are typically a mixture of fact and fiction, but as friends share a lot of information, they should be able to form relatively accurate assessments. We referred to the truth and bias model of judgment to study accuracy in friendship dyads ( N = 190). Participants completed self- and peer-rating versions of the Big Five Inventory-10. Actor-partner interdependence models were used to decompose truth and bias forces: Friends achieved significant perceptual accuracy on each Big Five trait. Friends were actually rather similar in conscientiousness and also assumed they were similar to each other in this trait. For agreeableness, there was no actual but there was assumed similarity. There was neither actual nor assumed similarity for openness, extraversion, or neuroticism. Moreover, there was a considerable directional bias for all traits: Friends’ peer-ratings were positively biased: They assessed their friends as being more open, and conscientious, et cetera, than the friends did themselves. This research adds to the similarity-dissimilarity debate in social and personality psychology and the social perception literature in employing a sophisticated assessment of accuracy.

MACHIAVELISM AS THE ANTECEDENT OF NEPOTISM: AN EMPRIC RESEARCH

People or organizations initiate to obtain or multiply resources. One of the personal initiatives is to increase resources by establishing marriage or kinship or using social networks. It is possible to evaluate nepotism as an effort of social networks to increase resources. Nepotism is often handled through a human resource management and cultural perspective. This research differs from the previous researches due to the combination of nepotism and behavioral traits of personality. In this research, it is aimed to examine the effect of Machiavellianism, which has become famous for its fundraising strategy on nepotism. The research focuses on combining the concepts of non-clinical Machiavellian personality traits influencing the recruitment process and promotion from human resource management functions. The universe of the research consists of companies serving in the energy sector in Adana. Questionnaire technique has been used as data collection method in the research. 243 participants have been reached through the convenience sampling technique. It has been seen that there is a positive and significant relation between Machiavellianism, nepotism in promotion and nepotism in recruitment. This research does not examine the outputs of employees who do not have social networks in organizations but deals with the Machiavellian tendencies to take advantage of nepotism only in terms of personality psychology.

THE MANIFESTATION OF PSYCHOLOGISM IN THE PROSE OF ZH. NAZHIMEDENOV

The prose of Zh. Nazhimedenov is a new topic that has not been comprehensively analyzed and studied so far. In the article, Zh. Nazhimedenov's story "Betpe-bet (Face to Face)" is analyzed from a psychological point of view. Because psychology in fiction is a complex issue. Researches about psychology in works of art have been started in the long past. Since then, psychologism has acquired the character of a new landmark of public consciousness. The article is analyzed by separating three different meanings of social psychology. The main point of our analysis of the story " Betpe-bet" from a psychological point of view is that the language of the story, art, and the interaction between the reader and the character are skillfully presented. The writer combined the internal and external stress of the characters, in particular the mental evolution, with his own context. As a result, the soul world of the images in the work of art is deeply recognized. The research carried out in the article revealed various aspects related to the structure of the text in the story, features of the narrative. The creative personality of Zh. Nazhimedenov was analyzed from the point of view of separate literary pursuits. In addition, on the basis of analyzing the relationship between the author and the hero in the stories and the stylistic features of the narrative structure, the creative personality of Zh. Nazhimedenov was determined, and the original aspect of the psychologism here was recognized. The methods of psychologism in the story are based on describing the psychology of action, the intensity of the conflict, and the intensity of the story. And in such works, the psychological image plays a very important role in revealing the psychology of the creative personality. Therefore, in this case, it can be emphasized that Zh. Nazhimedenov found a psychological harmony with his character. Conclusions and reflections in the scientific article are based on the theory of literature and are based on objective assessment criteria. As a result, the story of the writer proves that it is rich in psychological aspects.

Managing in Writing: Recommendations from Textual Patterns in Managers’ Email Communication

This study draws from personality psychology and linguistics of written communication to explore the characteristics of self-selected well-written email communications (N=273) solicited from Polish managers who organized and supervised the (remote) work of their units during the COVID-19 period. The focus is on the writing of managers with above-average levels of conscientiousness and agreeableness, as these personality factors are predictors of efficacy in the completion of two work-related goals, Achievement and Communion, according to the Theory of Purposeful Work Behavior. The linguistic patterns responsible for effective email communication are identified through both automated and qualitative textual analyses of the email sample. The study has implications for management training via the assumption that linguistic patterns that a reflexive manager uses in writing are subjected to monitoring and can be modeled and adapted to. Specific recommendations for managerial writing styles concern informational, instructional, explanatory, feedback, and query messages.

Personality aspects and proenvironmental attitudes.

Climate change is a serious threat. Personality psychologists can help address this threat by understanding what kind of people tend to endorse proenvironmental attitudes and engage in sustainable behavior. Previous research supports reliable associations between proenvironmental attitudes and personality traits. However, this research has generally aggregated different kinds of attitudes into a single composite and has focused on the domain level of personality traits. This study explored how 10 lower-order aspects of the Big Five personality traits were related to eight different proenvironmental attitudes in three convenience samples from the United States (N=1234; 1000) and the United Kingdom (N=538). All five trait domains were related to at least one proenvironmental attitude across all three samples. Seven of eight proenvironmental attitudes could be predicted by one or more traits in all three samples. We also found evidence that the Openness aspect of Openness to Experience was a more consistent predictor of proenvironmental attitudes than the Intellect aspect. In contrast, there was little benefit in distinguishing between the aspects of other trait domains. We did not find evidence that age or political orientation moderated the associations between proenvironmental attitudes and personality. Results point to the need for more fine-grained research on individual differences in proenvironmental attitudes and behavior.