Table 5.

Correlations of the LPFS Trait Domain Scales with the PiCD and FFM trait scales

	PiCD DT	PiCD DL	PiCD AK	PiCD NA	PiCD DN	FFM E	FFM A	FFM C	FFM N	FFM O	LPFS E−	LPFS A−	LPFS N+
LPFS E−	.53	.27	−.04	.38	.30	−.31	−.25	−.31	.39	−.25
LPFS A−	.37	.46	−.09	.15	.31	−.03	−.52	−.20	.09	−.07	.33
LPFS N+	.50	.34	−.03	.73	.53	−.26	−.31	−.41	.71	−.02	.58	.41
LPFS C−	.29	.21	−.28	.40	.56	−.25	−.29	−.67	.45	−.02	.42	.20	.57

Note. N=269. Bold = large effect size (.50 and above). Italics = moderate effect size (.40 and above). LPFS = Level of Personality Functioning, E- = low extraversion, A- = low agreeableness, N+ = neuroticism, and C- = low conscientiousness. PiCD = Personality Inventory for ICD-11, DT = detachment, DL = dissocial, AK = anankastia, NA = negative affectivity, DN = disinhibition, E- = introversion, A- = low agreeableness/antagonism, N+ = neuroticism, C- = low conscientiousness/disinhibition, FFM E = five-factor model composite extraversion, FFM A = five-factor model composite agreeableness, FFMC = five-factor model composite conscientiousness, FFM N = five-factor model composite neuroticism, FFM O = five-factor model composite openness,