Individual Differences as Predictors of Seven Dance Style Choices

  • Barreiro C
  • Furnham A
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Abstract

The present study investigated recreational dancers of seven dance styles (Ballet, Contemporary, Jazz/Tap, Hip-Hop, Belly, Ballroom, Latin), their personal demographics, dance motivation and the Big Five personality traits. Three hundred and four participants indicated their dance style and answered motivation questions for each one. Further, they completed a measure of the Big Five personality traits. Factor analysis demonstrated three underlying motivation factors (Mood Enhancement, Fitness, and Self-Confidence) for each dance style. Mood Enhancement was the strongest predictor to dance in six out of seven dance styles. Limitations are acknowledged.

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Barreiro, C. A., & Furnham, A. (2019). Individual Differences as Predictors of Seven Dance Style Choices. Psychology, 10(06), 916–930. https://doi.org/10.4236/psych.2019.106059

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