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Personality Characteristics of Successful Artists
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1979The purpose of the present study was to investigate some personality characteristics of especially successful artists in comparison with those of less successful artists. In a recent study (Götz & Götz, 1979) 257 painters and sculptors had been given the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire.
Karl Otto Götz, Karin Götz
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Career success: the effects of personality
Career Development International, 1999Based on social learning theories, this conceptual paper attempts to develop a theoretical framework and testable hypotheses linking the relationship between certain personality traits and career success. Although there has been a long history of exploring the effects of personality on career development, its importance appears to be underestimated ...
Victor P. Lau, Margaret A. Shaffer
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Personality Predictors of Successful Development
2015Personality research from the last nearly 100 years has yielded ample evidence that personality dispositions significantly co-determine human life. Based on personality traits, we are able, to a certain extent, to predict how people will experience and behave in certain life domains.
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Some Personality Correlates of Self-Rated Academic Success
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1975Using subjects' own ratings of their academic performance, a group of American university students were divided into academically successful ( n = 312) and unsuccessful ( n = 170) subgroups. A comparison of mean scores of the two groups on nine personality variables covered by Eysenck's PEN Inventory and Lanyon's Psychological Screening Inventory ...
A H, Mehryar, H, Heckmat, F, Khajavi
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Personality of the successful speech therapist
Today's Speech, 1960(1960). Personality of the successful speech therapist. Today's Speech: Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 20-22.
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Personal Accounts of The Success Syndrome
1986The sister sciences of psychiatry and psychology are often maligned for concentrating on “sick” or aberrant forms of human behavior. It is often assumed that since mental health professionals use their patients as the data base from which to derive theories of human functioning, they must be insensitive to the factors affecting the majority of people ...
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Personality Correlates of Success Imagery
The Journal of Social Psychology, 1964R H, KNAPP, H B, GREEN
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Personality Characteristics of Successful Older Leaders
Journal of Gerontology, 1966J, Thune, S, Tine, N, Cherry
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The effect of personality on success
Education + Training, 1971In an investigation designed to consider the part played by personality factors on children's level of success when studying science through a programmed course, all the children in the second year of a Leicestershire High School (comprehensive) were tested to obtain two scores, an introversion score and an extroversion score.
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