This article is a sequel to a series of articles where the authors (1) gleaned the personality knowledge based on the five personality traits and six facets for each trait to form a basis for fuzzy agents with personality; (2) promoted the concept of dynamic personality for fuzzy agents; and (3) pointed out the pivotal relationships of personality trait openness with both problem solving abilit...

This article refers to the International Classification of Diseases 10th edition (ICD-10) which is the official classification system for mental health professionals working in NHS clinical practice. The literature occasionally refers to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) classification system which whilst used in clinical practice in the USA is primarily used for r...

objective: this study aimed to determine prevalence and predisposing factors of personality disorders among infertile in comparison to fertile women. materials and methods:  by a descriptive- analytic study in vali-e-asr reproductive health research center, 300 women entered the research.  eysenck personality (epq) and structured researcher questionnaires were applied for all patients. demograp...

The Five-factor model (FFM) provides a viable dimensional model of personality disorder assessment. Advantages of the FFM include the provision of a precise yet comprehensive description of both normal and abnormal personality functioning, the avoidance of the many limitations and problems inherent to the categorical diagnostic system, and the incorporation of basic science research on general ...

One of the currently most important discussions in artificial intelligence is modeling personality and emotion in artificial intelligence, chiefly in Human-Computer-Interaction (HCI). The purpose of this research is designing a general model that identifies a user’s affective status based on user’s personality and emotion. The proposed model is composed of two main modules: personality and emot...

In their ISR article 2008 Deveraj et al. asked “How Does Personality Matter?” This article builds upon the discussed idea that an individual’s personality traits has an influence on the technology acceptance and usage intention by empirically analyzing and discussing whether the personality trait resistance has an impact on an individual’s intention to use an information system or not. Therefor...

Researchers have proposed replacing the current system for diagnosing personality disorders with a dimensional trait model. Proposed trait models have been derived primarily from data provided by untrained lay informants (often via self-report questionnaires) using item sets derived from lay conceptions of personality. An alternative is to derive personality trait dimensions from data provided ...

This paper addresses the issue of how personality recognition can be helpful for sentiment analysis. We exploited the corpus for sentiment analysis released for the SEMEVAL 2013, we automatically annotated personality labels by means of an unsupervised system for personality recognition. We validated the automatic annotation on a small set of Twitter users, whose personality types have been col...