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Hierarchies of Motivation Predict Individuals’ Attitudes and Values: A Neuropsychological Operationalization of the Five Factor Model

2021-02-08

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<p>Scientific investigations of human personality are concerned with uncovering recurrent patterns of behavior, valuation, and cognition across time. The Five Factor Model (FFM), commonly known as the “Big 5,” is considered the most scientifically rigorous consolidation of the components of human decision-making and behavior. This research presents a novel hypothesis for systematizing the factors of the FFM into a...

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10.31234/osf.io/wk6tx
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