Author(s) : Ronnie L. McGheem David J. Ehrler and Joseph A. Buckhalt
Publisher : Pro-ED USA, 2007
SKU : PG_FFP
Purpose: Measure personality traits and dispositions in children and adolescents
Age: 9-18.11 years
Time: 15 to 40 minutes
Administration: Self, Individual or Group
The Five-Factor Personality Inventory — Children (FFPI-C) is based upon the Five Factor Model (previously known as Big Five Theory of Personality). It is a self-report inventory designed to measure personality traits and dispositions in children and adolescents, as well as adults.
The test contains 75 items, each of which has two opposing anchor statements. Respondents are to choose the statement that best represents their opinion and then make a qualitative decision on the degree of support for their choice by filing in one of five circles.
It is based on a modern five-factor personality theory, which concludes that five broad factors account for the majority of variance in the personality descriptors:
The FFPI-C is an efficient method of identifying, evaluating, and describing social adjustment and academic performance difficulties in children and adolescents.
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Examples of areas of speciality: Psychiatry, Paediatrics