The Six Factor Test – a personality questionnaire for clinical practice and research

Drieling, Tobias; Hecht, H.; Zerssen, D. von

doi:10.1007/s00115-006-2095-x

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“…(2) We administered the "Aggression Questionnaire" (AQ) by Buss and Perry (1992) that measures tendencies to anger and verbal and physical aggression. (3) Participants completed the "Sechs Faktoren Test (Six Factor Test, SFT)" by Von Zerssen (1994); see also Drieling et al (2007), and finally, they rated their personality on (4) the NEO-FFI, by Costa and McCrae (1992); German version by Borkenau and Ostendorf (1993).…”

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Contextual Modulation of Binary Decisions in Dyadic Social Interactions

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Achtziger

2021

Front. Behav. Neurosci.

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The present experimental design allowed binary decisions (i.e., to choose between proactive approaching or withdrawing behavior). These decisions were made on complex social interaction scenarios displayed on videos. The videos were taken from a first-person perspective. They were preceded by one sentence each that provided additional information about the context of the displayed scenario. The sentence preceding the video and the video jointly provided a context of emotional valence. That context varied from trial to trial. We observed that provocative and threatening videos produced predominantly fear and anger responses. Fear was associated with withdrawal decisions, while anger led to approach decisions. Negative contextual information increased the probability of approach decisions in aggressive provocative videos; positive contextual information enhanced the chance of approach decisions in socially positive videos. In neutral situations, displayed in videos, the probability of the approach behavior was reduced in case of negative contextual information. Yet, the probability for approach behavior was increased if positive contextual information preceded neutral videos. Our experimental setup provided a paradigm that can be adapted and accommodated for the examination of future research questions on social decisions in multidimensional, complex social situations.

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Section: Sentences Video-clips and Personality Traitsmentioning

confidence: 99%