The Estonian version of the NEO-PI-R: an examination of universal and culture-specific aspects of the Five-Factor Model

Agreement Among Adolescents, Parents, and Teachers on Adolescent Personality

“…Only father-rated openness in the follow-up study demonstrated relatively low internal consistency (α = .45). Coefficient alphas for the five domains of the NEO-PI-R are comparable with those reported by Kallasmaa et al (2000) for the Estonian normative adult sample.…”

“…In the second wave, adolescents provided self-reports via the Estonian version of the Revised NEO Personality Inventory (Costa & McCrae, 1992;Kallasmaa, Allik, Realo, & McCrae, 2000). The NEO-PI-R is a 240-item measure of the five basic personality factors, where each factor is represented by six 8-item facet scales.…”

History of the Diagnosis of a Sexually Transmitted Disease is Linked to Normal Variation in Personality Traits

“…The NEO‐PI‐R/NEO‐PI‐3 has excellent psychometric properties in a wide range of countries including Estonia [22]. For example, retest reliabilities of the Estonian NEO‐PI‐R ranged from 0.67 to 0.86 for the five domains over 2 years [23]. Participants themselves completed the self‐report form of the NEO‐PI‐3, whereas informants completed the observer‐report form.…”

Social representations of HIV/AIDS in five central European and eastern European countries: a multidimensional analysis

“…In such leastsquared targeted rotation, the data to be examined are rotated to maximum fit with a hypothesized or established target matrix (see Kallasmaa et al ., 2000). In these analyses, the varimax two-factor structures of each country were rotated to maximum similarity with the shared factor matrix ('target') shown in Table 2.…”