摘要：Over 4000 British adults completed the Hogan Development Survey (HDS) (Hogan
& Hogan, 1997) which measures eleven potential derailment behaviours (“dark
side” traits) based on the personality disorders and the Myers-Briggs Type
Indicator (Briggs & Myers, 1987) a famous measure of “normal” personality
functioning. In all, five of the eleven “dark side” traits were correlated with
the Extraversion-Introversion dimensions, none with Sensing-Intuition, seven
with Thinking-Feeling and four with the Judging-Perceiving scale. Correlations
were modest. Regressions with the four MBTI scales as criterion variables
showed nine of the HDS factors were related to the T-F scale and accounted for
12% of the variance. Thinking types tended to be Sceptical, Reserved and
Diligent. Overall correlations were low suggesting the MBTI assesses some
aspects of dark side traits.
