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Osebnostne lastnosti psov in njihovih lastnikov
Nuša Klinar in Andreja Avsec
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Povzetek: V raziskavi nas je zanimala povezanost samoocen osebnostnih lastnosti lastnikov z njihovimi ocenami osebnostnih lastnosti njihovih psov ter razlike med psi različnih pasem v osebnostnih lastnostih. V raziskavi je sodelovalo 661 lastnikov (556 žensk in 105 moških) ter enako število njihovih psov (332 samic in 329 samcev). Udeleženci so izpolnili vprašalnik velikih petih faktorjev osebnosti BFI ter preko prirejenega vprašalnika velikih pet BFI ocenili osebnostne lastnosti svojih psov. Ugotovili smo pomembno povezanost med vsemi dimenzijami lastnikove osebnosti in osebnostnimi lastnostmi njihovih psov. Poleg možnega vplivanja lastnika s svojimi lastnostmi na lastnosti psa je možen vzrok visokih korelacij tudi napaka ocenjevanja psov s strani lastnikov, saj si le-ti lahko želijo, da so jim psi v določenih značilnostih podobni. Ugotovili smo tudi, da se psi različnih pasem razlikujejo glede na izraženost treh od štirih ocenjenih osebnostnih lastnosti. V določeni meri so te razlike med pasmami skladne z opisi, ki jih podajajo vzreditelji, pogosto pa vzreditelji podajajo tako pomanjkljive opise, da ne moremo preveriti njihove skladnosti z našimi rezultati. Kljub temu, da raziskave na splošno kažejo, da so lastniki dobri ocenjevalci lastnosti svojih psov, je zaradi teoretičnih in praktičnih problemov merjenja osebnostnih lastnosti pri psih potrebno biti previden pri interpretaciji dobljenih rezultatov.
Ključne besede: osebnostne lastnosti, psi, razlike med vrstami
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Klinar, N. in Avsec, A. (2013). Osebnostne lastnosti psov in njihovih lastnikov [Personality of owners and their dogs]. Psihološka obzorja, 22, 80–90. https://doi.org/10.20419/2013.22.379
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