Evaluating the Circumplexity of Interpersonal Traits and the Manifestation of Interpersonal Traits in Interpersonal Trust
Two studies assessed the goodness of fit of ideal, quasi-, and noncircumplex models of interpersonal traits. Study 1 ( N = 132) represents a secondary data analysis using J.S. Wiggins's (1979) original Interpersonal Adjectives Scales (IAS) and reported by J.S. Wiggins, J.H. Steiger, and L. Gael...
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| description | Two studies assessed the goodness of fit of ideal, quasi-, and noncircumplex models of interpersonal traits. Study 1 (
N
= 132) represents a secondary data analysis using
J.S. Wiggins's (1979)
original Interpersonal Adjectives Scales (IAS) and reported by
J.S. Wiggins, J.H. Steiger, and L. Gaelick (1981)
.
Study 2 (
N
= 401) represents a primary data analysis using Wiggins's revised IAS (
J.S. Wiggins, P. Trapnell, & N. Phillips, 1988
).
Results of both studies indicated that a quasi-circumplex model provided a better fit to the correlational data than did either ideal or noncircumplex models. Also, in Study 2, results for a subsample (
n
= 113) indicated that an ideal circumplex model yielded a significant positive path coefficient from Nurturance to interpersonal trust (
J.K. Rempel, J.G. Holmes, & M.P. Zanna, 1985
)
but not from Dominance to interpersonal trust, whereas a quasi-circumplex model yielded significant positive paths from both Dominance and Nurturance to interpersonal trust. |
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original Interpersonal Adjectives Scales (IAS) and reported by
J.S. Wiggins, J.H. Steiger, and L. Gaelick (1981)
.
Study 2 (
N
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J.S. Wiggins, P. Trapnell, & N. Phillips, 1988
).
Results of both studies indicated that a quasi-circumplex model provided a better fit to the correlational data than did either ideal or noncircumplex models. Also, in Study 2, results for a subsample (
n
= 113) indicated that an ideal circumplex model yielded a significant positive path coefficient from Nurturance to interpersonal trust (
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)
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J.S. Wiggins's (1979)
original Interpersonal Adjectives Scales (IAS) and reported by
J.S. Wiggins, J.H. Steiger, and L. Gaelick (1981)
.
Study 2 (
N
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J.S. Wiggins, P. Trapnell, & N. Phillips, 1988
).
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n
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)
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J.S. Wiggins's (1979)
original Interpersonal Adjectives Scales (IAS) and reported by
J.S. Wiggins, J.H. Steiger, and L. Gaelick (1981)
.
Study 2 (
N
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J.S. Wiggins, P. Trapnell, & N. Phillips, 1988
).
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n
= 113) indicated that an ideal circumplex model yielded a significant positive path coefficient from Nurturance to interpersonal trust (
J.K. Rempel, J.G. Holmes, & M.P. Zanna, 1985
)
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