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Perceived difficulties in communication and personality characteristics

Abstract

This study examined gender difference in the perceived difficulties in communication and personality characteristics and the relation between the two variables. The significant gender difference in the perceived difficulties in communication and personality characteristics was found. The correlation analysis revealed the perceived difficulties in the same-sex communication have negative correlation with extraversion, agreeableness and faithfulness and the positive correlation with neuroticism in male and female. But in the opposite-sex one while male has negative correlation with extraversion, agreeableness, faithfulness, and openness to experiences and positive correlation with neuroticism, female has the negative correlation with neuroticism and positive correlation with extraversion. MANOVA revealed significant difference in the pattern of personality characteristics according to the level of the perceived difficulties in communication.

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Submission Date
2007-01-15
Revised Date
2007-02-16
Accepted Date
2007-02-17

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