Abstract:The
General Factor of Personality (GFP) is a new psychological approach of
the study of the human personality that is based on the idea that, as
in the case of General Intelligence, there is a personality
super-factor that agglutinates and represents all the other aspects of
personality. Therefore, it can be considered as a system of
personality subsystems, or a global and integrated system of all the
different components from the
personality.
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