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PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF FEMALE AGGRESSION

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Rana M., Malhotra D.
Studia Psychologica
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2008
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vol. 50
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issue 4
395-406
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The present study investigated the relationship between personality and aggression among females. The sample comprised 200 adolescent Indian females aged 13-15 years from H.P. The results show that there are some personality traits such as group dependency, low intelligence, excitability and impatience that contribute to physical, verbal and indirect aggression among females. Collectively, these personality traits accounted for 24% of the variance in female aggression. The findings were measured through stepwise regression analysis.
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THE ROLE OF IMPULSIVITY AND STRESS ON PERFORMANCE

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Sandhu B. S., Rana M., Dogra B., Sharma A., Malhotra D.
Studia Psychologica
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2007
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vol. 49
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issue 3
201-213
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The present investigation was undertaken to resolve the controversy regarding clouding of results on the dimension of extraversion and performance. Hence the impulsivity component of extraversion was separated from sociability to see its effect on performance in terms of letter cancellation task and Anagram task under instructionally induced stress in the two sexes. The general pattern in three factor interaction reveals that high impulses coupled with stress performed less efficiently than their counterparts in both the sexes.
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