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Psychometric Evaluation of a Big Five Personality State Scale for Intensive Longitudinal Studies.
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Abstract
Despite enthusiasm for using intensive longitudinal designs to measure day-to-day manifestations of personality underlying differences between people, the validity of personality state scales has yet to be established. In this study, we evaluated the psychometrics of 20-item and 10-item daily, Big Five personality state scales in three independent samples (
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