The 100 Nuances of Personality: Development of a comprehensive, non-redundant personality item pool
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Abstract
While most personality research has focused on top-down approaches to assessment and analysis which aims to reduce the dimensionality of data, recent developments led to calls for the development of bottom-up taxonomies of traits that assess the personality space more comprehensively. In this manuscript, we describe such an attempt based largely on recommendations from Condon et al. (2021), who laid out a series of pragmatic steps for conducting bottom-up personality assessment. Ultimately, our efforts resulted in the 198-item 100 Nuances of Personality (100NP), an item pool that measures personality traits with a balance of comprehensiveness, effectiveness, and efficiency. Here, we describe the process by which the 100NP was developed, as well as some of its current uses and possibilities for future applications.
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