Tracy L. Veach, John C. Touhey
Abstract
The relationship between four Myers-Briggs personality indices and accuracy of autokinetic time perception was examined for 41 undergraduate Ss. Accurate perceivers scored significantly higher on the personality measures of extraversion and perceiving than inaccurate perceivers.
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The relationship between four Myers-Briggs personality indices and accuracy of autokinetic time perception was examined for 41 undergraduate Ss. Accurate perceivers scored significantly higher on the personality measures of extraversion and perceiving than inaccurate perceivers.
Key concepts: Psychology, Extraversion and introversion, Personality, Perception, Big Five personality traits, Social psychology, Cognitive psychology, Neuroscience