Differential relationships of extraversion,impulsivity, and sociability to study habits |
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Authors: | John B Campbell |
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Affiliation: | Colgate University USA |
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Abstract: | Reanalysis of data on library study habits presented by J. B. Campbell and C. W. Hawley (Journal of Research in Personality, 1982, 16, 139–148) revealed differential utility for the EPI extraversion scale and its components, impulsivity and sociability. Individuals studying in locations that provided greater external stimulation had significantly higher extraversion and impulsivity, but not sociability, scores than individuals studying elsewhere in the library. Impulsivity was more strongly associated than sociability with preferred noise levels, frequency of study breaks, and importance and preferred levels of socializing opportunities, but less strongly associated with preferred levels of crowdedness. Findings are discussed in terms of the interpretation, reliabilities, and theoretical context of the subscales. |
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Keywords: | Address reprint requests to John B. Campbell Department of Psychology Colgate University Hamilton NY 13346. |
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