Table 2.

Correlations of FFMPD Scales with FFF

FFMPD Traits	FFF Domains
	Neuroticism	Extraversion	Openness	Agreeableness	Conscientiousness
Neuroticism
Anxious Uncertainty	.59	−.26	.01	.07	−.20
Rapidly Shifting Emotions	.57	−.17	.11	−.08	−.26
Dysregulated Anger	.49	−.10	.07	−.33	−.21
Separation Insecurity	.48	−.16	.03	.05	−.14
Despondency	.63	−.34	.04	−.04	−.29
Excessive Worry	.57	−.22	.07	.07	−.14
Fragility	.57	−.24	.10	−.03	−.27
Invulnerability	−.48	.22	−.01	−.10	.25
Extraversion
Physical Anhedonia	.29	−.51	−.24	−.15	−.17
Social Iso. & Withdrawal	.30	−.54	−.12	−.23	−.12
Detached Coldness	.12	−.50	−.27	−.38	−.06
Exhibitionism	−.19	.49	.28	−.07	−.05
Attention Seeking	−.13	.46	.26	−.19	−.05
Flirtatiousness	.03	.35	.29	−.19	−.08
Dominance	−.21	.34	.12	−.32	.14
Thrill Seeking	.06	.26	.30	−.27	−.24
Openness
Odd & Eccentric	.21	−.04	.36	−.28	−.22
Aberrant Perceptions	.26	−.04	.23	−.16	−.13
Aberrant Ideas	.23	−.04	.41	−.23	−.19
Dogmatism	.03	.04	−.34	−.05	.12
Romantic Fantasies	.26	−.05	.21	−.04	−.22
Agreeableness
Callousness	.02	−.18	−.13	−.56	−.09
Arrogance	−.14	.18	.06	−.36	.03
Manipulativeness	−.01	.11	.17	−.44	−.05
Oppositional	.25	−.04	.08	−.51	−.21
Interpersonal Suspicious	.40	−.30	−.03	−.36	−.13
Subservience	.24	−.24	−.17	.32	−.07
Gullibility	.09	.12	.01	.34	−.15
Timorousness	.10	−.17	−.18	.40	.10
Conscientiousness
Perfectionism	.01	.08	.02	.12	.40
Negligence	.37	−.21	.08	−.08	−.55
Rash	.25	.11	.18	−.21	−.46
Impersistence	.38	−.28	.01	−.13	−.61
Workaholism	−.15	.15	−.09	.10	.52
Ineptitude	.52	−.33	.03	.02	−.37
Ruminative Deliberation	−.03	−.23	−.18	.10	.36

Note. N=528; Bold and Underline=large effect size; Bold=medium effect size; FFMPD= Five Factor Model of Personality Disorder scales (Widiger et al.,, 2012); FFF=Five Factor Form (Rojas & Widiger, 2014).