Hexaco personality test

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In their book ‘The H Factor of Personality’, Canadian (organisational) psychologist Kibeom Lee and Michael C. Ashton describe why, for example, some people are manipulative and others materialistic.
They do this based on the so-called HEXACO Personality Test.
This model can map human personali...


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Compiled by Col Mukteshwar Prasad( Retd ), MTech (IITD),CE(I),FIE(I), FIETE,FISLE,FInstOD,AMCSI Contact -9007224278, e-mail –[email protected] for book ”Decoding Services Selection Board” and SSB ON line guidance and training at Shivnandani Edu and Defence Academy HEXACO Personality Test

What is the HEXACO Personality Test? In their book ‘The H Factor of Personality’, Canadian ( organisational ) psychologist Kibeom Lee and Michael C. Ashton describe why, for example, some people are manipulative and others materialistic. They do this based on the so-called HEXACO Personality Test. This model can map human personalities. The letters are an acronym for Honesty-Humility , Emotionality , eXtravesion , Agreeableness, Conscientiousness and Openness to experience. The purpose of the HEXACO Personality Test is to provide as complete an image of human personality as possible. For this, they utilise a survey that can be used both for self-report and observation. There are short versions with about 60 questions in circulation, as well as longer versions with over 100 questions.

A Closer Look at HEXACO The HEXACO Personality Test consists of 6 dimensions of human personality. Each of these 6 factors has characteristics that indicate a high or low level of the dimension concerned. The HEXACO Personality Test assumes that personality traits that are important in society can be explained in words. The traits are described in such a way that they can be understood in multiple languages. This was researched in many different languages in order to gain as global a view of personality traits as possible. The personality factors are then divided into sub-categories and the questions belonging to these can be answered with a so-called 5-level Likert scale. Here , score 1 means ‘strongly disagree’ and score 5 means ‘strongly agree’. The following are the 6 factors, their facets and the characteristic, personality describing adjectives:

1. Honesty-Humility – Integrity ( Facets - Sincerity, Fairness Greed Avoidance and Modesty ) Level High ( unlikely to manipulate others) Low (Selfish and prefer to put themselves first.) Not out for personal gain and won’t easily break rules. Uninterested in lavish wealth or other luxuries belonging or referring to a certain social status. Very attached to material gain. Can easily break rules if it suits. Manipulate others for personal gain Exploits others for their own needs. Characteristic adjectives sincere, loyal, honest, reliable, helpful deceitful, arrogant, boastful, pretentious, pompous, ostentatious, conceited, proud, greedy, cunning, haughty, devious, selfish, sneaky, self-important, underhanded, hypocritical, avaricious

2. Emotionality(Facets- Fearfulness,Anxiety,Dependence,Sentimentality ) This concerns the extent to which people feel fearful, concerned, dependant and sentimental. Level High ( More easily worried, concerned or fearful and recognise danger.) Low (More distant and independent) Require emotional support from others and will be more worried about others and empathise with them. They’re less interested in others and are less easily emotionally involved. They hardly know fear and aren’t bothered by stress. They’ll fully commit themselves in dangerous situations. Characteristic adjectives oversensitive, vulnerable, indecisive, skittish, sentimental, dreamy, fearful, dependant, unstable, nervous, unbalanced, hypersensitive, unsure, emotional, panicky, worrying, anxious determined, pragmatic, stable, confident, balanced, decisive, hard, firm, cold, imperturbable, independent.

3. eXtravesion – Extroversion(Social Self Esteem,Social Boldness,Sociability,Liveliness ) (Concerns the extent to which people are high-spirited and express this to people around them. They love any social situation, seek out the bustle and feel completely at home at parties and other crowded events. ) . Level High ( they feel completely at ease when they’re the centre of a group, have to address a large crowd or when they’re expected to suddenly take the lead. Low (They’re reserved and value their privacy. They’ll be more likely to keep to the background and prefer to avoid crowded birthday parties. They like any social gathering and enjoy talking to strangers. When they’re the centre of attention, they don’t feel at ease and would prefer the ground to swallow them whole in such a situation.) Characteristic adjectives exuberant, cheerful, spontaneous, candid, open, excited, enthusiastic, happy, joyful, optimistic, lively, smooth, temperamental, merr introvert, closed, quiet, gloomy, reserved, unapproachable, solitary, restrained, unsociable, despondent, rigid, pessimistic, wistful, remote.

4. Agreeableness(Facets- Forgiveness,Gentlemeness,Flexibility,Patience ) This item of HEXACO Personality Test concerns the extent to which people are gentle, forgiving, flexible and patient Level High ( they’ll be quick to look for compromises when there’s a difference of opinion. They avoid conflicts or want to placate with a compromise. Low (On the other side are people who score low on agreeableness. They have little patience, will be angry more quickly and confront others. They’re patient, remain calm in difficult situations and keep their anger in check. They choose cooperation with others over personal gain. They’re critical of others, don’t easily admit their own mistakes and find it difficult to forgive. Characteristic adjectives end good-natured, composed, patient, gentle, tolerant, compliant, amiable, soft, placid, meek, kind-hearted, forgiving, lenient, complacent, peaceful passionate, fierce, irritable, quick-tempered, aggressive, obstinate, explosive, pigheaded, unreasonable, bossy, authoritarian.

5. Conscientiousness( Organization,Diligence,Perfectionism,Prudence ) This concerns the extent to which people are tidy, hard-working, perfectionistic and thoughtful. Level High (A re good in organising , disciplined, work in a goal-oriented way, are precise and strive for perfection. Low (messy, often late, not worried about making possible mistakes and make impulsive decisions. Characteristic adjectives good-natured , composed, patient, gentle, tolerant, compliant, amiable, soft, placid, meek, kind-hearted, forgiving, lenient, complacent, peaceful nonchalant, rash, lazy, accurate, negligent, reckless, irresponsible, rebellious, lethargic, licentious, thoughtless, indifferent, frivolous, capric .

6. Openness to experience( Asthetic Appreciation, Inquisitiveness, Creativity, Unconvetionalism , Altruism) This item of the HEXACO Personality Test concerns the extent to which people are curious, open and creative and like unconventional things. Level High ( are interested in anything new, enjoy art and culture, often use their imagination and like listening to inspiring speakers. conventional, don’t like change and aren’t attracted to strange ideas. This group generally doesn’t choose jobs that are creative and/or free. Characteristic adjectives profound, critical, original, philosophically shrewd, creative, ironic, witty, shrewd, artsy, inventive, versatile superficial, common, amenable, compliant, unimaginative, narrow-minded, uncritical, conservative, submissive, spineless.