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STABILITY AND DYNAMICS IN CHILDHOOD PERSONALITY: THE ROLE OF GENDER AND AGE
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STABILITY AND DYNAMICS IN CHILDHOOD PERSONALITY: THE ROLE OF GENDER AND AGE
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OLGA AKHMETOVA  E. Slobodskaya
ORCID: 0000-0003-2076-0691
E. Kozlova
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The longitudinal study presents stability and changes in the Big Five and mid-level personality traits measured by the “Inventory of Children's Individual Differences” (ICID) of 441 children aged 2 to 14 years. Differential continuity of personality traits in childhood and adolescence was moderate in magnitude; Conscientiousness and Extraversion were the most consistent, whereas Neuroticism was the least consistent. Results showed that children and adolescents increase in Consciousness and decrease in Neuroticism. These mean-level changes were observed mainly in girls. The role of age showed normative developmental changes: Strong-Willed decreased in preschool and school age and increased in adolescence; Fear increased in preschool and then decreased; Conscientiousness and Organized increased in school age
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personality, development, children, adolescents
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03.01.2014
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