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This study was aimed to explore the relationship between personality traits and communication styles among
male and female university students. Moreover, the role of personality traits in the predictability of
communication styles was also examined. Two instruments viz., NEO-Five Factor Inventory (NEO-FFI) (Costa
& McCrae, 1992) and Communication Style Inventory (CSI) (de Vries, Bakker-Pieper, Konings, & Schouten,
2011) were used to assess personality traits and communication styles in students. The study was carried out in
two phases. First phase was carried out to check the cultural appropriateness and difficulty level of CSI. The
second phase focused to see the relationship between variables of study. The study was carried out on 98 men
and 96 women. The results indicated that extraversion was positively related with expressiveness; neuroticism
was positively related with emotionality and impression manipulativeness; openness to experience was
positively related with questioningness; and conscientiousness was positively related with impression
manipulativeness. Furthermore, results showed that women scored high on agreeableness and expressiveness
while men scored high on preciseness in their communication style.
Javeria Ahmed, Irum Naqvi. (2015) Personality Traits and Communication Styles Among University Students, Pakistan Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, Volume 13, Issue 2.
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