9:07 1 LTE Pennsylvania 25,915 12 (0.00) 55 (-0.21) 28(-0.19) Rhode Island 2.021 40 (-0.61) 45 (-0.84) 48 (-1.55) 2 (1.61) South Carolina 5,918 26 (-0.07) 20 (0.36) 16 (0.66) 16 (0.53) S 1,572 7 (0.97) 23 (0.19) 17 (0.65) 49 (-1.68) 0 (1.22) 25 (0.09) 28 (0.04) 26 (0.09) 39 (-0.61) 14 of 33 9.49 0,662 29 (-0.19) 6 (1.08) 13 (0.72) 23 (0.11) 19 (0.19) 5,432 16 (0.42) 25 (0.12) 18 (0.42) 28 (-0.17) 17 (0.40) U 8.368 8 (0.89) 4 (1.36) 4 (1.36) 0,900 51 (-2.5 51 (-2.52) 18 (0.28) Vermont 1,637 47 (-1.22) 12 (0.55) 41 (-0.66) 18 (0.43) 7 (0.99) Virginia 18.093 45 (-1.16) 44 (-0.80) 39 (-0.58) 21 (0.18) 11 (0.71) Washington 17.890 48 (-1.37) 22 (0.19) 25 (-0.07) 46 (-1.10) 5 (1.20) West Virginia 3,412 23 (0.06) 32 (-0.15) 32 (-0.41) 1 (2.36) Wisconsin 15.863 2 (2.14) 5 (1.32) 20 (0.29) 35 (-0.45) 22 (0.15) 47 (-1.31) Wyoming 1,536 41 (-0.78) 49 (-1.44) 47 (-1.46) 38 (-0.59) 50 (-1.80) Note. E-Extraversion; A=Agreeableness; C-Conscientiousness; N=Neuroticism; 0-Openness. Volume 3-Number 5 Geographic Variation in Psychological Characteristics. Extraversion Top-10 States 2nd Quintile 3rd Quintile 4th Quintile 5th Quintile 351 Fig. 2. Map of state-level Extraversion. controlling for the other traits, we conducted five multiple re- gression analyses in which each trait was regressed onto the other four. After controlling for the other four traits, the amount. of unexplained variance left over was 78%, 48%, 46%, 96%, Top-10 States and 86% for E, A, C, N, and O, respectively, indicating that there were substantial proportions of variance unexplained. Second, to determine whether any "third" variables ac- counted for the observed state-level relationships, we conducted Agreeableness 2nd Quintile 3rd Quintile 4th Quintile 5th Quintile 352 Fig. 3. Map of state-level Agreeableness. kud2l.kutztown.edu Volume 3-Number 5 9:07 1 on request. 13 of 33 Peter J. Rentfrow, Samuel D. Gosling, and Jeff Potter TABLE 1 State Rankings and z Scores for Each Five-Factor Model (FFM) Personality Dimension LTE Volume 3-Number 5 State Sample size E A C N 0 Alabama 11,985 20 (0.22) 36 (-0.27) 36 (-0.53) 30 (-0.26) 48 (-1.32) Alaska 4,317 49 (-1.63) 51 (-4.33) 51 (-3.00) 47 (-1.20) 49 (-1.37) Arizona 12,570 24 (-0.03) 31 (-0.06) 9 (1.06) 45 (-1.09) 31 (-0.02) Arkansas 4,424 31 (-0.21) 41 (-0.53) 37 (-0.54) 10 (1.01) 27 (0.06) California 71,873 38 (-0.57) 28 (0.04) 27 (-0.13) 37 (-0.53) 6 (1.05) Colorado 11,446 28(-0.19) 29 (0.03) 15 (0.69) 50 (-1.97) 8 (0.97) Connecticut 6,836 33 (-0.36) 43 (-0.72) 46 (-1.11) 15 (0.54) Delaware 1,881 21 (0.15) 37 (-0.29) 34 (-0.48) 19 (0.21) 12 (0.65) 42 (-0.93) District of Columbia 2,155 3 (1.73) 50 (-2.13) 40 (-0.61) 31 (-0.35) 1 (3.26) Florida 27.424 10 (0.65) 14 (0.55) 8 (1.11) 36 (-0.50) 13 (0.59) Georgia 18.807 6 (1.22) 8 (0.87) 3 (1.43) 33 (-0.39) 20 (0.19) Hawaii 2,940 39 (-0,58) 24 (0.17) 49 (-1.57) 40 (-0.74) Idaho 3,178 46 (-1.22) 39 (-0.45) 26 (-0.09) 32 (-0.36) Illinois Indiana Iowa 27,739 13,515 6,514 9 (0.80) 26 (0.07) 11 (0.90) 34 (-0.36) 19 (0.38) 14 (0.71) 20 (0.21) 13 (0.88) 13 (0.88) 46 (-1.28) 30 (-0.02) 21 (0.17) 34 (-0.18) 15 (0.45) 15 (0.54) 33 (-0.44) 22 (0.15) 43 (-0.97) Kansas 6,976 13 (0.56) 17 (0.47) 5 (1.24) 34 (-0.44) 38 (-0.52) Kentucky 7,827 36 (-0.41) 21 (0.22) 19 (0.37) 7 (1.17) 45 (-1.10) Louisiana 6,519 30 (-0.20) 13 (0.55) 30 (-0.24) 8 (1.14) 29 (-0.01) Maine 3,540 11 (0.64) 46 (-0.86) 50 (-1.64) 12 (0.90) Maryland 12,286 51 (-1.99) 38 (-0.42) 35 (-0.51) 17 (0.45) Massachusetts 16,154 42 (-0.81) 40 (-0.51) 43 (-0.75) 11 (0.98) 35 (-0.22) 10 (0.74) 4 (1.20) Michigan 21,938 17 (0.37) 11 (0.69) 21 (0.21) 26 (-0.09) 36 (-0.30) Minnesota 14,532 5 (1.29) 2 (1.41) 22 (0.14) 41 (-0.80) 40 (-0.67) Mississippi 5,009 3,609 19 (0.34) 3 (1.39) 12 (0.79) 4 (1.50) 41 (-0.80) Missouri 12,565 18 (0.35) 16 (0.51) 10 (0.97) 25 (-0.09) 32 (-0.04) Montana 1,945 43 (-0.94) 42 (-0.71) 29 (-0.24) 39 (-0.71) 16 (0.43) Nebraska 4,410 4 (1.71) 10 (0.74) 7 (1.15) Nevada. 3,531 37 (-0.55) 48 (-1.41) 24 (-0.06) New Hampshire 3.255 50 (-1.87) 30 (-0.05) 44 (-0.82) 44 (-1.00) 42 (-0.83) 14 (0.70) 44 (-1.07) 9 (0.94) 14 (0.58) New Jersey. 16.580 14 (0.54) 34 (-0.17) 45 (-1.03) 5 (1.47) 15 (0.49) New Mexico 4,077 22 (0.15) 33 (-0.17) 1 (2.40) 29 (-0.20) 23 (0.14) New York 32,602 32 (-0.31) 47 (-1.17) 42 (-0.67) 3 (1.55) 2 (1.32) North Carolina 16,432 35 (-0.39) 7 (0.98) 2 (1.65) 24 (-0.06) North Dakota 2,372 1 (3.08) 1 (1.60) 23 (0.13) 43 (-0.84) 33 (-0.18) 51 (-3.12) Ohio 24,018 25 (-0.05) 27 (0.04) 38 (-0.56) Oklahoma 8,095 27 (-0.14) 9 (0.86) Oregon 10,211 44 (-1.10) 18 (0.42) 6 (1.16) 31 (-0.31) 9 (1.10) 27 (-0.15) Pennsylvania 25,915 25.015 12 (0.60) 35 (-0.21) 28 (-0.19) Rhode Island 2,021 40 (-0.61) 45 (-0.84) South Carolina 5,918 26 (-0.07) 20 (0.36) South Dakota 1,572 7 (0.97) 23 (0.19) 48 (-1.55) 16 (0.66) 17 (0.65) 6 (1.22) 2 (1.61) 16 (0.53) 49 (-1.68) 48 (-1.27) 24 (0.12) 37 (-0.46) 3 (1.26) 25 (0.09) 28 (0.04) 26 (0.09) 39 (-0.61) Tennessee 10,662 29 (-0.19) 6 (1.08) 13 (0.72) 23 (0.11) 19 (0.19) Texas 45.432 16 (0.42) 25 (0.12) 18 (0.42) 28 (-0.17) 17 (0.40) Texas Utah 8.368 8 (0.89) 4 (1.36) 4 (1.36) 51 (-2.52) 18 (0.28) 0,900 Vermont 1.637 47 (-1.22) 12 (0.55) Virginia 18.093 10,095 45 (-1.16) 44 (-0.80) Washington 17.890 48 (-1.37) 22 (0.19) 41 (-0.66) 39 (-0.58) 25 (-0.07) 18 (0.43) 21 (0.18) 7 (0.99) 11 (0.71) 46 (-1.10) West Virginia 3,412 23 (0.06) 32 (-0.15) 32 (-0.41) 1 (2.36) 5 (1.20) 22 (0.15) Wisconsin Wyoming 15,863 1,536 2 (2.14) 5 (1.32) 20 (0.29) 35 (-0.45) 41 (-0.78) 49 (-1.44) 47 (-1.46) 38 (-0.59) 47 (-1.31) 50 (-1.80) Note. 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