RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN LIBIDO FIXATIONS MEASURED BY THE FR-3 QUESTIONNAIRE AND PERSONALITY DIMENSIONS MEASURED BY THE MK-241 TEST

Izabela Hubert, Jasna Karanjac, Aleksandar Vasi}

In: Personality in Multicultural Society, Vol. 3

Questionnaires FR-3, designed according to the Freud-Abraham's model for measuring libido fixations, and MK-241, intended for personality dimensions estimation according to the cybernetic model of conative functioning, were applied on the sample of 130 subjects, both sexes, and of the age between 20 and 70.
Firstly, the data were analyzed under the principal components model with the application of G-K criteria and normalized Varimax solution, and secondly under the model of canonical correlational analysis.
In the first part of the analysis 22 new variables had been obtained within the space of measurement of the FR-3, and 24 new variables within the space of measurement of the MK241. The examination of the relationships between these sets of new variables have given 6 statistically significant pairs of canonical factors, with canonical correlation coefficients .82, .78, .72, .71 and .68.

KEY WORDS: Personality questionnaires, Libido fixations, Personality dimensions, Canonical correlation, Correlation analysis.