Antonioni and Park (2001) found that pares of peer raters who shared a score on conscientiousness were likely to give each other higher ratings than those pares who shared a conscientiousness score on the other end of the continuum.

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Antonioni and Park (2001) discovered that pairs of peer raters who both had high scores in conscientiousness tended to give each other higher ratings compared to pairs who had low scores in conscientiousness. This suggests that individuals with high conscientiousness are more likely to positively evaluate each other.

Antonioni and Park (2001) Found That Pares of Peer Raters