Date of Award
Fall 2020
Document Type
Thesis
Department
Counseling and Human Services
College
College of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Primary Advisor
Professor Scott Gaffney
Abstract
While love and personality can be complex ideas of human intrigue, many have attempted to more easily understand these concepts through typologies. This study explains popular typologies the Enneagram and Chapman’s (1992) Five Love Language model in detail, including discussion of its efficacy in self-discovery. The present study seeks to answer the following: To what extent are participants’ love language and Enneagram type associated? Though several associations were flagged for moderate significance, the overall association between love language and Enneagram type was statistically insignificant ( p<.05 ; x2=36.978 ; p=.25). However, the most significant association found was between love language and college major. Recommendations for further research are provided.
Recommended Citation
Kliner, Olivia M., "THE CONNECTION OF PERSONALITY & LOVE: THE ENNEAGRAM & CHAPMAN’S (1992) FIVE LOVE LANGUAGE MODEL" (2020). Selected Honors Theses. 135.
https://firescholars.seu.edu/honors/135
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