Do people know how they’ve changed? A longitudinal investigation of volitional personality change and participants’ retrospective perceptions thereof

Volume: 83, Pages: 103879 - 103879
Published: Dec 1, 2019
Abstract
Prior research has found that most people want to change their personalities. Moreover, these change goals predict trait growth. The present study extended this by examining both actual change in self-report traits and people’s perceptions of how they have changed across 16 weeks. Results indicated moderate alignment between trait growth and perceived change (average r = 0.49)—with 39% of responses indicating perceived changes in the opposite...
Paper Details
Title
Do people know how they’ve changed? A longitudinal investigation of volitional personality change and participants’ retrospective perceptions thereof
Published Date
Dec 1, 2019
Volume
83
Pages
103879 - 103879
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