Honesty–Humility and the HEXACO Structure of Religiosity and Well-Being

Aghababaei, Naser; Błachnio, Agata; Arji, Akram; Chiniforoushan, Masoud; Tekke, Mustafa; Mehrabadi, Alireza Fazeli

doi:10.1007/s12144-015-9310-5

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“…Also, previous findings support that socially anxious individuals tend to have negative self-images, as it is known to be a maintaining factor of social anxiety disorder (see for review Ng et al, 2014). We postulated that extraversion (X) of the HEXACO model would be positively correlated with valence ratings of self-CIs, because multiple studies have shown stable associations between extraversion, self-esteem, and the quality of interpersonal relationships (Visser and Pozzebon, 2013;Aghababaei et al, 2016). In addition to the main hypotheses, we explored the relationships between valence ratings of self-CIs and psychological indices, including depression symptoms, trait anxiety, and social desirability.…”

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The Mirror of Mind: Visualizing Mental Representations of Self Through Reverse Correlation

Moon

Kim

et al. 2020

Front. Psychol.

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The reverse correlation (RC) method has been widely used, because it allows visualization of mental representations without a priori assumptions about relevant dimensions. We employed the RC method to visualize mental representations of self and examined their relationships with traits related to self-image. For this purpose, 110 participants (70 women) performed a two-image forced choice RC task to generate a classification image of self (self-CI). Participants perceived their self-CIs as bearing a stronger resemblance to themselves than did CIs of others (filler-CIs). Valence ratings of participants who performed the RC task (RC sample) and of 30 independent raters both showed positive correlations with self-esteem, explicit self-evaluation, and extraversion. Moreover, valence ratings of independent raters were negatively correlated with social anxiety symptoms. On the other hand, valence ratings of the RC sample and independent raters were not correlated with depression symptoms, trait anxiety, or social desirability. The results imply that mental representations of self can be properly visualized by using the RC method.

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The Mirror of Mind: Visualizing Mental Representations of Self Through Reverse Correlation

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Kim

et al. 2020

Front. Psychol.

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“…In other words, opennessto-experience can be instrumental to positively predict IWE's effort dimension. In addition, agreeableness has also been found to relate positively to ethics such as in Aghababaei et al (2015); thus, this could predict individuals' predisposition towards effort dimension of IWE. Agreeable people dislike conflicts and want to be liked by others.…”

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“…Agreeableness has also been found to relate highly to spirituality (Womble et al, 2013), religious values (Wisker & Rosinaite, 2016), and religiosity (Aghababaei, 2013). Individuals who have strong belief in spirituality and religiosity have been found to possess high agreeableness and conscientiousness (Aghababaei, Błachnio, Arji, Chiniforoushan, Tekke, & Mehrabadi, 2015).…”

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Investigating the Nexus Between Personality Traits and Islamic Work Ethics

Wahab¹

2017

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“…More recently, several investigations have shown that the links between personality and religiousness are rather similar across countries, including non‐Western, majority non‐Christian countries. For example, in a series of studies, Aghababaei and colleagues (Aghababaei et al, ; Aghababaei, Wasserman, & Nannini, ) have found that HEXACO personality/religiousness associations in mainly Muslim countries (Iran and Malaysia) were similar to those in mainly Christian countries (Poland and USA). Also, in a very large sample study of personality and religiousness in 66 countries representing every continent, Gebauer et al () found that Big Five Agreeableness and Conscientiousness were positively related to religiousness (with beta‐weights of 0.15 and 0.10, respectively, across the full international sample).…”

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Religiousness and the HEXACO personality factors and facets in a large online sample

Ashton

Lee

2019

Journal of Personality

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Objective: To examine the associations of religiousness with personality characteristics. Method: We obtained self-ratings of religiousness along with self-reports on the HEXACO Personality Inventory-Revised in a sample of nearly 200,000 online respondents. Respondents also indicated their religious affiliation, religiousness of upbringing, and political orientation; a subset of the respondents also indicated attitudes about immigration and foreign aid. Results: Religiousness showed weak associations (|r|s < 0.15) with several HEXACO factors but somewhat stronger associations with the Fairness and Altruism facets (both rs > 0.20). On those facets, participants with the highest religiousness self-rating (7 on a 1-to-7 scale) averaged about 1 SD higher than did participants with the lowest religiousness self-rating. In addition, religiousness was negatively related to the Unconventionality facet among persons whose upbringing was very religious, but not among persons whose upbringing was very nonreligious. Religiousness/personality associations were generally quite similar within different religious affiliations (Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, and several branches of Christianity) but were stronger within relatively religious countries than within nonreligious countries. Despite the positive association of religiousness with the Altruism facet, religiousness was uncorrelated with pro-out-group attitudes (i.e., favoring multicultural immigration and foreign aid). Total (N = 195,279) Religion Total (N = 139,640) Hindu (N = 4,450) Muslim (N = 6,956) Jewish (N = 3,224) Buddhist (N = 3,658)

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Honesty–Humility and the HEXACO Structure of Religiosity and Well-Being

Cited by 43 publications

References 33 publications

The Mirror of Mind: Visualizing Mental Representations of Self Through Reverse Correlation

The Mirror of Mind: Visualizing Mental Representations of Self Through Reverse Correlation

Investigating the Nexus Between Personality Traits and Islamic Work Ethics

Religiousness and the HEXACO personality factors and facets in a large online sample

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