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- W2799973668 abstract "Machiavellianism captures one's cynical view of humanity and willingness to use immoral means to achieve one's goals. Although Machiavellianism consists of views and tactics dimensions, a unitary approach dominates our understanding of this construct. Therefore, we aimed to further substantiate its dimensionality and elucidate each dimension's unique characteristics. An international collaboration ( k = 15, N = 17,004; 57.39% male; aged 11–85, M = 26.97) contributed datasets from Korea, Hungary, Canada, USA, and Australia. We tested a nomological network comprising associations of Machiavellianism's dimensions with demographic variables and four conceptual domains: development (trauma, family functioning, world-view), personality (Big Five, HEXACO, narcissism, psychopathy), emotionality (emotional intelligence, regulation), and behavior (self-report, game scenarios). Meta-analytic confirmatory factor analysis supported the two-dimensional structure. Men were higher on views and tactics than women, and age did not influence Machiavellianism overall. Mean Machiavellianism varied across national cultures differently for views and tactics. Both dimensions related to adverse developmental experiences and negatively to agreeableness and honesty-humility. The views dimension related to emotionality negatively, and higher distrust and delinquency, whereas the tactics dimension related to aspects of psychopathy, and lower conscientiousness and empathy. Overall, we provide essential theoretical advancements and the foundation for future research into Machiavellianism. • Little is known about the views and tactics dimensions of Machiavellianism. • We obtained 15 samples ( N > 17,000) from Korea, Hungary, Canada, USA, and Australia. • The two-dimensional factor-structure was supported and equivalent across samples. • The dimensions related differentially to external individual difference variables. • It is crucial that future studies into Machiavellianism use the two dimensions." @default.
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- W2799973668 date "2018-08-01" @default.
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- W2799973668 title "Nomological network of two-dimensional Machiavellianism" @default.
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