We review extant research on the psychological implications of the use of first‐person
singular pronouns (ie,“I‐talk”). A common intuition is that I‐talk is associated with an overly …

Associations between personality traits and life outcomes are usually studied using the Big
Five domains and, occasionally, their facets. But recent research suggests these …

The personality factor of openness to experience, which encompasses curiosity,
imagination, and a desire for new experiences, has been associated negatively with …

In pursuit of a more systematic and comprehensive framework for personality assessment,
we introduce procedures for assessing personality traits at the lowest level: nuances. We …

Objective One large focus of personality psychology is to understand the biopsychosocial
factors responsible for adult personality development and well‐being change. However, little …

Psychologists have become increasingly interested in the geographical organization of
psychological phenomena. Such studies typically seek to identify geographical variation in …

Objective We explore the personality of counties as assessed through linguistic patterns on
social media. Such studies were previously limited by the cost and feasibility of large‐scale …

Abstract Although the Dark Triad (DT) of personality has been studied for almost two
decades, research regarding its structure is lacking, which is pertinent to understanding …

Climate change mandates us to understand why individuals do (not) behave pro‐
environmentally and personality traits are well suited for this purpose. Past research has …

We investigated the putative redundancy of the Dark Tetrad (specifically, Machiavellianism-
psychopathy and sadism-psychopathy) through an examination of the differences between …