Sampo V. Paunonen
Affiliations: | The University of Western Ontario (Canada) |
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| Plouffe RA, Paunonen SV, Saklofske DH. (2017) Item properties and the convergent validity of personality assessment: A peer rating study Personality and Individual Differences. 111: 96-105 |
| Daljeet KN, Bremner NL, Giammarco EA, et al. (2017) Taking a person-centered approach to personality: A latent-profile analysis of the HEXACO model of personality Journal of Research in Personality. 70: 241-251 |
| Schermer JA, Rothstein MG, Paunonen SV, et al. (2016) The General Factor of Personality (GFP) correlated with intelligence and grades in a university classroom setting Personality and Individual Differences. 101: 513 |
| Daljeet K, Giammarco E, Paunonen SV. (2016) The prediction of Counterproductive Work Behaviours: Beyond the Five Factor Model Personality and Individual Differences. 101: 473 |
| Ilmarinen V, Lönnqvist J, Paunonen S. (2016) Similarity-attraction effects in friendship formation: Honest platoon-mates prefer each other but dishonest do not Personality and Individual Differences. 92: 153-158 |
| Paunonen SV. (2015) Sex Differences in Judgments of Social Desirability. Journal of Personality |
| Ashton MC, Paunonen SV, Lee K. (2014) On the validity of narrow and broad personality traits: A response to Personality and Individual Differences. 56: 24-28 |
| Paunonen SV, Kam C. (2014) The accuracy of roommate ratings of behaviors versus beliefs Journal of Research in Personality. 52: 55-67 |
| Paunonen SV, Hong RY. (2013) The many faces of assumed similarity in perceptions of personality Journal of Research in Personality. 47: 800-815 |
| Paunonen SV, Ashton MC. (2013) On the prediction of academic performance with personality traits: A replication study Journal of Research in Personality. 47: 778-781 |