A Relative Study Of House Imagery, Big-Five Personality And Self-consistency And Congruency

There are two ways to evaluate personalities by Psychologists, one of which is personality questionnaire, and the other is project test. Imagery communication therapy is a new skill combined with project test, and which can explore subconscious characteristics, and by this way, therapists can grasp clients' personal traits quickly and easily. It's very important for understanding clients more deeply and carry out follow-up treatment.This paper analyzes the relationships of house imagery and personalities and the self-consistency and congruency. firstly, this study use Big Five Personality Inventory (NEO-FFI), Self-consistency and Congruency Scale (SCCS) and house imagery traits questionnaire. Secondly, this study analyzes house imagery traits and the results of NEO-FFI, SCCS. And then, deal with the data by t-test, x2-test and One-way ANOVA in SPSS.The correlation of house imagery and NEO-FFI is, the appearance of house imagery has significantly associated correlation with neuroticism, extraversion, and Agreeableness dimensions of NEO-FFI; the size of house imagery's door and window has significantly associated correlation with extraversion, and openness dimensions of NEO-FFI; the intensity of house imagery's light and cleanliness both have significantly associated correlation with neuroticism, extraversion, and dimensions of NEO-FFI; the extent of house imagery has significantly associated correlation with neuroticism of NEO-FFI.The correlation of house imagery and SCCS is, the appearance, the size of door and window, and the extent of house imagery all haven't significantly difference with SCCS; and the subscales of disharmony of self-experience and the self-flexibility of SCCS all have significantly differences; there are not significantly differences between self-rigidity and the intensity of house imagery's light; there are all significantly differences between the 3 subscales of SCCS and the cleaning of house imagery.