Personality questionnaires: Some critical points of view
Guest-Editor: Klaus D. Kubinger

Table of contents

• Klaus D. Kubinger:
  Editorial

• Klaus D. Kubinger:
  On faking personality inventories

• Barbara B. Seiwald:
  Replicability and generalizability of Kubinger’s results: Some more studies on faking personality inventories

• Manfred Amelang, Andreas Schäfer & Safir Yousfi:
  Comparing verbal and non-verbal personality scales: Investigating the reliability and validity, the influence of social desirability, and the effects of fake good instructions

• Thomas Karner:
  The volunteer effect of answering personality questionnaires

• Gabriele Helga Franke:
  Faking bad in personality inventories: Consequences for the clinical context

• Michaela M. Wagner-Menghin:
  Towards the identification of non-scalable personality questionnaire respondents: Taking response time into account

• Anton K. Formann:
  Identifying types, response errors, and unscalable respondents from personality questionnaires

• Ivo Ponocny & Karl C. Klauer:
  Towards identification of unscalable personality questionnaire respondents: The use of person fit indices

• Jürgen Rost:
  When personality questionnaires fail to be unidimensional

• Karin Hambros:
  On reasonableness of personality inventories

• Helfried Moosbrugger & Johannes Hartig:
  Factor analysis in personality research: Some artefacts and their consequences for psychological assessment