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NEO PI-R: Comprehensive Personality Assessment

The document describes the Revised NEO Personality Inventory (NEO PI-R), which measures the five major dimensions of personality (Neuroticism, Extraversion, Openness, Agreeableness, and Conscientiousness) through global scales and specific facets. The NEO PI-R is an update of the original NEO Personality Inventory that provides more accurate measurements. It has been validated through extensive research and proves to be useful for both research and clinical use.
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NEO PI-R: Comprehensive Personality Assessment

The document describes the Revised NEO Personality Inventory (NEO PI-R), which measures the five major dimensions of personality (Neuroticism, Extraversion, Openness, Agreeableness, and Conscientiousness) through global scales and specific facets. The NEO PI-R is an update of the original NEO Personality Inventory that provides more accurate measurements. It has been validated through extensive research and proves to be useful for both research and clinical use.
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The Revised NEO Personality Inventory (NEO PI-R) offers a measure


abbreviated five main dimensions or factors of personality and
of some of the most important traits or facets that define each
dimension. Together, the 5 fundamental scales and the 30 partial scales
The NEO PI-R allows for a global assessment of adult personality.

The original English version of the NEO PI-R has 2 forms: Form S
self-report and the Form R for evaluation by an observer.
The Spanish adaptation only includes Form S, which consists of 240
elements and is answered on a 5-point scale. It is self-applicable and results in
suitable for men and women of all ages.

The NEO PI-R replaces the NEO Personality Inventory (NEO-PI; Costa and
McCrae, 1985). Cuando apareció, en 1985, el NEO-PI contaba con escalas
well defined to measure the facets of Neuroticism (N), Extraversion (E) and
Opening (O), but only global scales to measure the factors of Kindness
(A) and Responsibility (C). In 1989, some improvements were offered to its users.
but without altering the Inventory itself. The NEO PI-R completes the development of
an instrument incorporating the facets of A and C that, implicitly
were indicated in the model of factors and facets on which it was based
NEO PI-R explicitly promised in the manual extension of
NEO-PI/NEO-FFI (Costa and McCrae, 1989a). On the other hand, 10 were replaced.
from the original elements of N, E, and O to achieve a further measure.
it requires several of its facets.

The NEO PI-R involves a conceptual model that condenses decades of analysis.
factors on the structure of personality. The scales themselves
They developed and refined through a combination of rational methods and
factorials and have been the subject of intense research carried out on it
twenty years long with clinical samples and normal adults.
The checks on the reliability and stability of each scale as well as
The details regarding its construct validity have been extensively documented in a large
number of publications and are summarized in the manual.

The NEO PI-R is a measure of normal personality that has proven to be


useful both in research and in clinical situations. This manual informs
about the application and scoring of the test, about the interpretation of the
puntuaciones en las escalas y de los perfiles individuales y sugiere posibles
practical applications. The development process is also summarized and
validation of the instrument and specifies the necessary investigations for a
better understanding and utilization of the Inventory, which consists of 240 Items.

In addition, this manual provides information about the reduced NEO Inventory.
5 factors (NEO-FFI), a version of the NEO with only 60 items in which
scores are obtained only for the 5 major factors. The NEO-
FFI is useful when there is little time for the application and can
to consider global information about personality to be sufficient.
Factors and Facets

Factors

Neuroticism

Extraversion

Opening

Kindness

CResponsibility

Facets of Neuroticism Facets of Extraversion


Opening Facets

N1Anxiety E1
Warmth O1Fantasy

N2Hostility E2
Herd mentality O2Esthetics

N3 Depression E3
Assertiveness O3Feelings

N4Social anxiety E4
Activity O4Actions

N5Impulsivity E5Search of
emotions O5Ideas

N6Vulnerability E6Emotions
positives

O6Valores

Facets of Kindness Facets of Responsibility

Confidence C1Competence

A2Frankness C2Order
A3Altruism C3Sense of duty

A4 Reconciliatory Attitude Need for achievement

A5Modesty C5Self-discipline

Sensitivity to others C6Deliberation

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