AUTHORS: Emine Yaman, Zaid Zerdo
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ABSTRACT: Personality psychology has an essential prediction of behaviors. Cattell’s personality theory is implemented to almost 49259 testers by asking 162 questions which occurred by 16 different question group types and testers answered these questions by using dataset for finding related pieces of information between these questions and forecast behaviors of the matter. These questions are established for answering the subject with appropriateness and some of these questions are based on the predicted questions for the same aim. Two social segments are completed by using the social segmentation with dividing the whole dataset with few mathematical equations and as a result, the general procedure is done. These two groups are compared for seeing the result in detail and which questions are mostly answered. The results show that different question groups play varied roles in how they correlate to other questiongroups
KEYWORDS: - Cattell’s test; Psychological data; Preprocessing; Social segmentation
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