j.m. digman came up with the five factor model.
j.m. digman came up with the five factor model.
who came up with the five factor model?
j.m. digman
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the factors in the alternative five model correspond to traits in eysenck's three factor model, and to four of the five traits in the five factor model. neuroticism-anxiety is basically identical to neuroticism, while sociability is very similar to extraversion in the eysenck and five factor models. impulsive sensation-seeking is positively correlated with psychoticism from eysenck's model, and negatively with conscientiousness in the five factor model, and it has been argued that psychopathy represents an extreme form of this trait. aggression-hostility is inversely related to agreeableness in the five factor model. zuckerman and colleagues noted that activity is subsumed under extraversion in some models of personality but argued that it should be considered an independent dimension of temperament that is distinct from sociability. a later study comparing zuckerman's model with the five factor model using factor analysis found that activity, sociability, and extraversion all loaded onto a single factor, suggesting that activity and extraversion are closely related.
alternative five model of personality