Do Dispositional Characteristics Influence Reading? Examining the Impact of Personality on Reading Fluency
Shelley Kathleen Krach, Michael P. McCreery, Scott A. Loe, W. Paul Jones
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Shelley Kathleen Krach, Michael P. McCreery, Scott A. Loe, W. Paul Jones
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Previous research demonstrates specific relationships between personality traits and general academic performance. In addition, research studies have demonstrated relationships among personality and variables related to reading fluency (i.e. speed, accuracy, automaticity, and prosody). However, little investigation has examined specific links between personality and reading fluency. The researchers hypothesized that there is a direct relationship between personality and reading fluency when accounting for cognitive ability. Findings indicate that the personality trait of openness is a positive predictor of reading fluency ability even when accounting for variance associated with cognitive ability.
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Previous research demonstrates specific relationships between personality traits and general academic performance. In addition, research studies have demonstrated relationships among personality and variables related to reading fluency (i.e. speed, accuracy, automaticity, and prosody). However, little investigation has examined specific links between personality and reading fluency. The researchers hypothesized that there is a direct relationship between personality and reading fluency when accounting for cognitive ability. Findings indicate that the personality trait of openness is a positive predictor of reading fluency ability even when accounting for variance associated with cognitive ability.
Key concepts: Fluency, Psychology, Reading (process), Personality, Developmental psychology, Reading motivation, Big Five personality traits, Social psychology