Razumevanje „zla“: Bliži pogled na odnose Mračne tetrade sa HEXACO-om i Velikih pet
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https://doi.org/10.47152/ziksi2022035Ključne reči:
Mračna tetrada, HEXACO, Velikih pet, Poštenje-skromnost, SaradljivostApstrakt
Cilj je bio da ispitamo u kojoj meri su crte Mračne tetrade predstavljene bazičnim crtama ličnosti koje uokviruju modeli HEXACO (Studija 1; 150 ispitanika, Muzrast = 32.15, SDuzrast = 8.41) i Velikih pet (Studija 2; 215 ispitanika, Muzrast = 35.59, SDuzrast = 13.65). Pored korelacione analize, korišćena je kvazikanonička analiza kovarijanse. Rezultati su pokazali da se sržne karakteristike Mračne tetrade mapiraju na negativnim polovima Saradljivosti i Poštenja-skromnosti iz HEXACO modela i Saradljivosti iz modela Velikih pet. Uprkos donekle različitoj prirodi Narcizma u odnosu na druge mračne crte, zajedničke karakteristike Mračne tetrade su delimično zastupljene u oba modela, ali u većoj meri u HEXACO modelu. Zaključno, preporučujemo upotrebu HEXACO modela za grubu procenu sržnih karakteristika Mračne tetrade u obimnim studijama gde procena bazičnih i mračnih crta ličnosti nije izvodljiva.
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