Relations between the Arabic BFI-2 and HEXACO-60 scales among Kuwaiti Undergraduates
B. M. Alansari

TL;DR
This study explores how the BFI-2 and HEXACO-60 personality scales relate among Kuwaiti undergraduates, finding strong overlap except for Honesty-Humility.
Contribution
The study provides new empirical evidence on the relationship between BFI-2 and HEXACO-60 scales in a Kuwaiti undergraduate population.
Findings
BFI-2 and HEXACO-60 showed high correlations for Openness, Conscientiousness, and Extraversion.
Honesty-Humility had only a modest correlation with BFI-2 Agreeableness.
BFI-2 Neuroticism correlated with HEXACO-60 Emotionality but negatively with Extraversion and Agreeableness.
Abstract
Many researchers are likely to use the BFI-2 as a measure of the Big Five personality factors. The HEXACO-60 Honesty-Humility factor has no direct counterpart in the Big Five system; however, it should show modest positive correlations with Big Five Agreeableness. The study aimed to examine the BFI-2 in relation to a similar-length version of the HEXACO-60. Participants were 1536 undergraduate students (960 women 576 men) at Kuwait university who completed the personality questionnaires. Participants aged 18–23-years-old mean age = 21.26 ± 1.20. The Arabic versions of HEXACO-60 and the BFI-2 instruments were administered in paper-and-pencil format in research laboratories. Cronbach’s alphas ranged from 0.75 to 0.88 for the BFI-2 Domains and 0.70 to 0.75 for the HEXACO-60 Domains denoting good internal consistency. Regarding cross-inventory correlations, these were high for the two…
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TopicsHealth and Well-being Studies
