This review offers a theoretical and practical guide to assessing a broad range of personality
differences in middle childhood and adolescence. We begin by highlighting normative …

The last decade has seen enormous advances in research transparency in psychology. One
of these advances has been the creation of a common interface for openness across the …

Neuroticism is the personality trait most consistently and strongly connected to
psychopathology. The majority of research on the relationship between traits and mental …

The transition to adolescence is marked by enormous change in social, biological, and
personality development. Although accumulating evidence has offered insight into the …

Personality developmental studies typically rely on single reporter data, while multi-
informant studies are rare. In two longitudinal studies, the present investigation examined …

Building on calls to examine intra-individual variability in personality, we examined such
variability in narrative. In Study 1, participants (n= 553) provided three narratives (either self …

This chapter discusses the blossoming research on childhood personality, addressing
salient questions on its measurement, its foundational structure, and its convergence with …

Agreement between the self and other rated personality profiles was studied in two samples
involving 11,096 speakers of two languages, Dutch and Estonian, who completed two …

Children, adolescents, and adults differ in many ways, including their approach to handling
interpersonal situations and their tendencies to show concern for others feelings. Such …

Objective: Preliminary work indicates one specific aspect of emotion dysregulation (ie,
limited access to emotion regulation strategies) uniquely associates with adolescent suicide …