The Analysis of the Five Factor Model
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Analysis of Factor Factor Model In this paper, we first describe a five factor model (FFM). Attention will then be directed to psychologists who support and oppose the model. After this, the stability of the property is observed. It includes longitudinal and cross-context. Finally, the application of internal and external models of psychology is evaluated to demonstrate that supporting FFM provides a solid foundation for proper personality psychology. "The five-element model provides a compelling framework for building personality indicators that are designed to broadly and systematically represent the scope of individual terms" (Briggs, 1989, McAdams cited did.
According to a study by Ashton, Lee, and Son (2000), the five factor model should be transformed into a six factor model. Specifically, these researchers show that adjectives produce six factors even in factor analysis of verbs and nouns. If the solution is spinning, the first five factors correspond to the five traditional characteristics. Extroversion, neurosis, responsibility, adaptability, and openness to experience. This model is also called intelligence. The sixth element represents freshness and honesty. Specifically, this element includes loyalty, greed, dishonesty, jealousy, hypocrisy, etc. rather than sincerity, loyalty, reliability, altruism, fairness, justice, unreality (review About Ashton & Lee, 2001).
In recent years, the five factor model has been established to be fully compatible with other general psychology theory as well as the theory on factor analysis. Some psychologists have attempted to fill the gap between the five models and Freud's psychoanalysis theory. For example, recent experiments showed that there is a correlation between Freud's self-concept (and its elasticity or control) and the five-element model of the five-element model. As mentioned in reports of such experiments by Huey and Weisz (1997), focusing on the self-elasticity and self-management of adolescent boys, "Self-elasticity is well tuned for each factual survey It seems that it seems to partially reflect the poles) model size, while it is under self-management ... reflects high outgoingness, low adaptability and low accountability "(p.412)
Popkins presented a persuasive discussion on the five factor model. The only problem is what is a five factor model? Since the representation form of this five element model is full of contradiction and confusion, after reading this article I feel that it is more confusing than before. Specifically, Popkins starts with a summary of this article. "It is not a true theory, so there is an excellent personality theory." And after two paragraphs, he said: Indeed, the proposal of a wonderful theory gave a thorough criticism. "What do we believe? In Popkins it is not a theory, but in other Popkins it will prove that it is not only a theory but a great theory.