Taxonomy and structure of Croatian personality‐descriptive adjectives

By Boris Mlacic, F. Ostendorf. 2005

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Presidential Paper Doing it all Bass-Ackwards: The development of hierarchical factor structures from the top down (2006, result): “…Blas and Forzi (1998) and Saucier (2000, 2003) provide additional examples of this top down procedure, as do the recent reports by Markon, Krueger, and Watson (2005), MlabiT and Ostendorf (2005), Roberts, Chernyshenko, Stark, and Goldberg (2005), Saucier, Georgiades, Tsaousis, and Goldberg (2005).”
Empirical, Theoretical, and Practical Advantages of the HEXACO Model of Personality Structure (2007, background): “Chen and Bachrach (2003) described tolerance within the context of public-goods dilemmas as the willingness to continue cooperating even in response to others’ defection, and Nowak and Sigmund (1993) used the term tolerant to describe the same tendency within twoperson interactions.”
What Are the Most Important Dimensions of Personality?Evidence from Studies of Descriptors in Diverse Languages (2009, background): “Lexical studies have yielded structures resembling the Big Five most consistently in languages from the Germanic and Slavic language families of northern Europe, including German (Ostendorf, 1990), Dutch (De Raad, Hendriks, & Hofstee, 1992), Czech (HRebíªková, Ostendorf, & Angleitner, © 2009 The Aut”
The HEXACO model of personality structure and indigenous lexical personality dimensions in Italian, Dutch, and English (2006, background): “In light of the above discussion regarding the varying breadth of the sixth factor, a recent Croatian lexical study of personality structure ( Mlacic & Ostendorf, 2005; see also Ostendorf, Mlacic, Hrebickova, & Szarota, 2004) is particularly interesting.”
Towards A Pan–Cultural Personality Structure: Input from 11 Psycholexical Studies (2014, methodology): “Croatian CRO Mlačić and Ostendorf (2005) 515 456”