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First published 2024-3

Do you mind a closer look? A jingle-jangle fallacy perspective on mindfulness

Elisa Altgassen, Mattis Geiger, Oliver Wilhelm

European Journal of Personality

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First published 2020-2

Overarching Principles for the Organization of Socioemotional Constructs

Sally Olderbak, Oliver Wilhelm

Current Directions in Psychological Science

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First published 1956-12

Further Evidence of the Jangle Fallacy

William Coleman, Annie W. Ward

Educational and Psychological Measurement

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First published 1954-07

Intelligence and Achievement: the "Jangle Fallacy" Again

William Coleman, Edward E. Cureton

Educational and Psychological Measurement

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First published 2023-12

Welcome to the Jangle: Comparing the Empirical Profiles of the “Dark” Factor and Antagonism

Leigha Rose, Chelsea E. Sleep, Donald R. Lynam [...]

Assessment

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First published 2018-7

Self–Compassion as A Facet of Neuroticism? A Reply to the Comments of Neff,TóTh–KiráLy,and Colosimo (2018)

Mattis Geiger, Stefan Pfattheicher, Johanna Hartung [...]

European Journal of Personality

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First published 2025-12

Honesty-Humility is to Politeness as Agreeableness is to Agreeableness: A Reanalysis of Blötner (2025)

Rhys Davies Noulton, Luke D. Smillie

Personality Science

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First published 2024-6

Responsiveness in context: Unpacking the causal model of the wisdom-responsiveness link

Niyati Kachhiyapatel, Igor Grossmann

Possibility Studies & Society

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First published 2017-3

Old Wine in New Bottles? The Case of Self–Compassion and Neuroticism

Stefan Pfattheicher, Mattis Geiger, Johanna Hartung [...]

European Journal of Personality

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First published 2025-02

The empirical distinction between honesty-humility and big five-agreeableness: Initial evidence from German samples

Christian Blötner

Personality Science

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