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@inbook{1232151,
author = {Poledňová, Ivana and Šmejkalová, Jindřiška and Borůvková, Jana},
address = {Cambridge},
booktitle = {Communication and Information Technology in Society.},
edition = {1.},
editor = {Edited by Anna Kuzio, Jolanta Kowal and Mirosława Wawrzak-Chodaczek.},
keywords = {sociometric status; influence; popularity; personality characteristics},
howpublished = {tištěná verze "print"},
language = {eng},
location = {Cambridge},
isbn = {978-1-4438-7540-0},
pages = {109-133},
publisher = {Cambridge Scholars Publishing,},
title = {The relation of personality factors to classroom sociometric status in secondary school students.},
year = {2015}
}
TY - CHAP
ID - 1232151
AU - Poledňová, Ivana - Šmejkalová, Jindřiška - Borůvková, Jana
PY - 2015
TI - The relation of personality factors to classroom sociometric status in secondary school students.
VL - Volume 3 Social Communication.
PB - Cambridge Scholars Publishing,
CY - Cambridge
SN - 9781443875400
KW - sociometric status
KW - influence
KW - popularity
KW - personality characteristics
N2 - The paper deals with the relationship between personality characteristics of students and their sociometric status in the classes of secondary technical school. Its main aim was to reveal whether personality characteristics of students in the late adolescence affect their sociometric status from the point of view of influence and popularity. There was also verified how school competences (results and commends) affect sociometric status in connection with personality dimensions. Sociometric status (influence and popularity in the school class) we gained through sociometric method SO-RA-D and individual personality dimensions we measured by NEO-PI-R. Results of the research show that higher degree of agreeableness affects popularity of an individual in the class and evaluation of schoolmates as well. Higher degree of extraversion increases authority in the class, higher degree of conscientiousness on the contrary decreases it. Individual components of neuroticism also influence degree of authority in the class - depression and self-consciousness decrease authority and impulsiveness increases it. School results do not affect sociometric status in connection with personality characteristics, but commends decrease popularity of introvert persons.
ER -
POLEDŇOVÁ, Ivana, Jindřiška ŠMEJKALOVÁ and Jana BORŮVKOVÁ. The relation of personality factors to classroom sociometric status in secondary school students. In Edited by Anna Kuzio, Jolanta Kowal and Mirosława Wawrzak-Chodaczek. \textit{Communication and Information Technology in Society.}. 1st ed. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing,, 2015, p.~109-133. Volume 3 Social Communication. ISBN~978-1-4438-7540-0.
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