The Five-Factor Model of Personality at the facet level: Association with antisocial personality disorder symptoms and prediction of antisocial behavior

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Le Corff Y, Toupin J. (2010). The Five-Factor Model of personality at the facet level: Association with antisocial personality disorder symptoms and prediction of antisocial behavior. Journal of Psychopathology & Behavioral Assessment. 32: 586-594.

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The association between the Five-Factor Model of personality (FFM) and antisocial personality disorder (APD) symptoms was investigated in a sample of young males with a history of severe antisocial behavior. Results were compared against those of an expert-consensus study (Lynam and Widiger Journal of Abnormal Psychology 110:401–412, 2001) and those of a recent meta-analysis (Samuel and Widiger Clinical Psychology Review 28:1326–1342, 2008) based primarily on non-antisocial samples. A high degree of similarity was observed across the three. Multivariate analysis indicated two FFM facets, Compliance and Activity, to be associated with APD symptoms. The contribution of these facets to the prospective prediction of antisocial behavior over and above that of APD symptoms and past antisocial behavior was evaluated. Compliance alone explained 8.7% of the unique variance in future antisocial behavior.

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