. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 1.

Published in final edited form as: Psychol Med. 2011 Dec 8;42(9):1879–1890. doi: 10.1017/S0033291711002674

Table 1.

Original (37) facets, mapped to final (25) facets and (5) domains.

Original facet (prior to Round 1 data collection)	Restructured facet (after Round 2 analyses)	Final domain
		Negative Affect

Anxiousness	Anxiousness

Emotional lability	Emotional Lability

Hostility	Hostility
Oppositionality	Hostility

Perseveration	Perseveration

(lack of) Restricted Affectivity	(lack of) Restricted Affectivity

Separation Insecurity	Separation Insecurity

Submissiveness	Submissiveness

		Detachment

Anhedonia	Anhedonia

Depressivity	Depressivity
Guilt and Shame
Low Self-Esteem
Pessimism
Self-Harm

Intimacy Avoidance	Intimacy Avoidance

Suspiciousness	Suspiciousness

Social Detachment	Withdrawal
Social Withdrawal	Withdrawal

		Antagonism

Attention Seeking	Attention Seeking

Aggression	Callousness
Callousness	Callousness

Deceitfulness	Deceitfulness

Grandiosity	Grandiosity

Manipulativeness	Manipulativeness

		Disinhibition

Distractibility	Distractibility

Impulsivity	Impulsivity

Irresponsibility	Irresponsibility

(lack of) Orderliness	(lack of) Rigid Perfectionism
(lack of) Perfectionism
(lack of) Rigidity

Recklessness	Risk Taking
(lack of) Risk Aversion	Risk Taking

		Psychoticism

Cognitive Dysregulation	Eccentricity
Eccentricity	Eccentricity

Dissociation Proneness	Cognitive and Perceptual Dysregulation

Unusual Beliefs	Unusual Beliefs & Experiences
Unusual Perceptions	Unusual Beliefs & Experiences

(Note: Rigid Perfectionism and Restricted Affectivity are indicators of the opposite pole of their respective domains; see Table 3).