Personality traits as self-evaluated and as judged by others From: Social Behavior and Personality | Date: January 1, 2002| Author: Atoum, Adnan; Farah, Adnan | Copyright Society for Personality Research, Incorporated 2002. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Differences in personality traits as self-perceived and as judged by others were examined. A target sample of 80 students were photographed on slide pictures and asked to take the calm-- anxious and introvert-extrovert lists. Another sample of 193 students served as judges by watching the target slide pictures and judged them on how calm-anxious and introvert-extrovert they appeared. Results showed that target subjects perceived themselves to be calmer and more extrovert than judgments made b...

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