Relationship of Personality Factors to Conceived Values in Male University Students

Abstract

This study is an extension of a project published by Mortis (1956). The “Ways to Live Questionnaire” and the “Sixteen Personality Factors Questionnaire, Form A” were administered to a random sample of 201 undergraduate university male students. The hypothesis, that students who like a certain philosophy towards life will have personality traits different from those of students who do not like it, was supported. However, the statistical results as well as the interpretation of the relationships in this study differ from those reported by Morris.