The Relationship among the Freshmen's Big Five Personality, Interpersonal Trust and Core Self- evaluation - Taking a Higher Vocational College in Xinjiang as an Example
Objective: To analyze the relationship between Big Five personality,
interpersonal trust and core self-evaluation. Methods: Using Big Five personality
questionnaire, interpersonal trust scale and core self-evaluation scale, a questionnaire
survey was conducted among 2032 vocational freshmen, and the relationship between
big five personality, interpersonal trust and core self-evaluation was investigated.
Results: Girls were higher than boys on pleasantness and core self-evaluation, and boys
were higher than girls on openness. The difference was statistically significant; non-
only children were higher than the only children in core self-evaluation. Statistical
significance; there are statistically significant differences in neurotic-ism, pleasantness,
core self-evaluation, and interpersonal trust among vocational freshmen from different
origins and different family backgrounds; Big Five personality and interpersonal The
simultaneous interaction of trust affects core self-evaluation; Big Five personality is negatively correlated with interpersonal trust, positively correlated with core self-
evaluation, and interpersonal trust is negatively correlated with core self-evaluation;
there is linearity between Big Five personality, interpersonal trust, and core self-
evaluation Relationships; neurotic-ism, rigor, pleasantness, openness, and extra-
version can predict interpersonal trust and core self-evaluation. Conclusion: Attaching
importance to shaping the good personality of higher vocational students and
enhancing interpersonal trust can help improve core self-evaluation ability.