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recent publications
Vazire & Carlson (2010), SPPC Vazire (2010), JPSP Carlson et al. (2010), SPPS Carlson & Furr (2009), Psych Science Naumann et al. (2009), PSPB Vazire & Doris (2009), JRP Vazire et al. (2008), JRP Vazire & Mehl (2008), JPSP |
 front row (l to r): Caitlin Brady, Kathryn Bollich, Bear, Erika Carlson, Brittany Solomon, Simine Vazire, Zia Choudhury middle row: Jordan Livingston, Paul Johannet, Katrina Jongman-Sereno, Margaret Kuenzle, Lauren Chelew, Desiree Thomas back row: Juliane Stopfer, Yichi Guo, Patricia Morency, Youyou Wu, Kaitlin Fink, Aaron Weidman, Lauren Nolte, LaToya Smith not pictured: Stephanie Machlin research interests our lab examines the accuracy of people's perceptions of their own personality. examples of research questions that occupy our thoughts: how well do people know themselves? do others know things about us that we don't know about ourselves? is self-knowledge good? how can self-knowledge be improved? do people know what makes them happy? can people change their personality? how do narcissists see themselves? how are they seen by others?
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collaborators
daniel ames mijta back john doris david funder mike furr sam gosling oliver john john jost zlatan krizan matthias mehl laura naumann del paulhus jamie pennebaker jason rentfrow rick robins steve schapiro rich slatcher sanjay srivastava dustin wood |
resources for researchers interested in collecting informant reports
"it is reality that 'owns' the truth about personality, not any single operationalization."
-robert mccrae, quoted in hofstee (1994)