GOLDEN 성격유형검사의 한국 표준화 연구

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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to validate the Korean version of the Golden Personality Type Profiler as a for adolescents and adults over the age of 15 that incorporates Carl Jung's theory of personality types as well as the Big 5 model. Method: The Golden Personality Type Profiler was translated to fit the Korean situation, and a total of 1,450 adults, ranging in age from 20 to 60, were selected as research participants. We checked whether the Golden Personality Type Profiler had a valid factor structure, and reliability and validity were assessed. Results: First, through exploratory factor analysis, the factor structure of the Golden Personality Type Test was confirmed, and the 5-factor structure was presented as most appropriate. Next as a result of the confirmation factor analysis, most of the standardized factor loadings of the facet scales were found to be adequate, which was confirmed to be suitable for the sub-factors of the corresponding global scales. In addition, in order to confirm reliability and validity, this study verified content validity, construct validity, and concurrent validity of the MBTI personality type test. By obtaining a suitable reliability coefficient, this study also proved the Golden Personality Type Profiler to be a reliable test. Conclusion: There is significance to this study in that a test with the utility of typology has also been validated in Korea while maintaining the most trusted Big 5 Model. In particular, if tense/calm scales, and 36 facet scales, which are not included in the existing personality type test based on Jung's personality type theory, are used, Golden Personality Type Profiler can be a useful psychological instrument in the counseling and education field.

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