European Journal of Personality

Papers
(The H4-Index of European Journal of Personality is 14. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
Perception of major life events and personality trait change79
Speed-dating and simulation data explain the discrepancy between stated and revealed mate preferences27
Probing the predictive validity of ideal partner preferences for future partner traits and relationship outcomes across 13 years22
Motive-Specific Affective Contingencies and Their Relevance for Personality and Motivated Behavior22
I am who I am with: The link between different types of social interaction partners and personality in adolescence20
Associations of common mental disorders with personality traits over a 17-year period20
Personality Traits and Perceptions of Major Life Events20
Values across adolescence: a four-year longitudinal study. The predictive role of community violence and parental acceptance-rejection19
The quest for genuine self-knowledge: An investigation into individual differences in the self-insight motive19
What is common may be as important as what is different: Examining the general factor shared by dispositional shame and guilt using bi-factor models18
Stability and change in dispositional envy: Longitudinal evidence on envy as a stable trait18
Lifespan trajectories of negative and positive affect: A coordinated analysis of 14 longitudinal studies16
The development of trait greed during young adulthood: A simultaneous investigation of environmental effects and negative core beliefs16
Stability and change of basic personal values in mid-to-late adolescence: A 4-year longitudinal study15
Revisiting the IPIP-NEO personality hierarchy with taxonomic graph analysis14
When do we put things off? A volitional-task attractiveness framework of personality and task-related factors in predicting procrastinatory behavior14
Bad news first—Neuroticism, negative expectations, and preference for negative information14
Conceptualizing and Studying Characteristics, Units, and Fits of Persons and Environments: A Coherent Synthesis14
I feel smart today! A daily diary study on narcissism and self-assessed intelligence14
Life events and life satisfaction: Estimating effects of multiple life events in combined models14
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