A Quantitative Review of the Comprehensiveness of the Five-Factor Model in Relation to Popular Personality Inventories (Q56484797)

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A Quantitative Review of the Comprehensiveness of the Five-Factor Model in Relation to Popular Personality Inventories (English)

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Brian P. O’Connor

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June 2002

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Assessment

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9

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2

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188-203

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10.1177/1073191102092010

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12066834

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