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- The studies evaluated the Dutch adaptation of the Big Five Inventory-2 (BFI-2) to see if its strong psychometric properties matched those of the English version.
- The findings showed that the structure of the BFI-2 was consistent between the two languages, with both full and short versions proving reliable for measuring personality traits.
- Additionally, the domain scales effectively predicted various criteria, and specific facets of the BFI-2 were linked to particular outcomes, underlining their significance as valid predictors.
Article Abstract
This series of studies investigated whether the good psychometric properties of the English version of the Big Five Inventory-2 (BFI-2) could be replicated using its Dutch adaptation. Second, it aimed to further examine the predictive validity of both the Big Five domain and the more specific facet scales of the BFI-2 in a large and representative sample. Results indicated that the structure found in the English version was replicated in the Dutch adaptation. The 60-item BFI-2 was reliable at the level of both domains and facets, as were the abbreviated versions. In terms of validity, the domain scales predicted a broad range of criteria. Examination of preregistered hypotheses regarding the discriminant validity of the facets indicated that experts were able to predict which facets would be most strongly associated with specific criteria. Overall, results confirm the strong psychometric properties of the BFI-2 Big Five domain scales and indicate that theoretically identified facets can be more valid predictors of criteria than other facets of the same domain.
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