心像の鮮明性と人格特性の関連

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Two hundred and eleven undergraduate students (female 149, male 62) were administered three tests to investigate relationship between vividness of mental imagery and personality. Those tests were MSI-S (Scale of Mental Imagery-Short form), Y-G (Yatabe-Guilford) Personality Test and MPI (Maudsley Personality Inventory). Some correlations were obtained among the item scores of SMI-S, the trait scores of Y-G Personality Test and the scale scores of MPI. Investigated by the factor-analysis of the correlations, three factors were extracted and were interpreted as the factors of "vivid mental imagery and adjusted personality", "extraversion-introversion" and "adjusted personality". The high vivid mental images by SMI-S showed higher trait scores on General Activity and Social Extraversion of Y-G Personality Test than on those of the low vivid mental images. It was suggested that vivid mental imagery were related with adjusted, un-neurotic and extravert personality.
日本教育心理学会の論文
1990-09-30