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The current study examined the association among personality traits, resilience and the earliest memory. A total of 61 undergraduates (51 female and 10 male) between ages 18 to 22 were recruited in Beijing. The sample consisted of 61 undergraduate students from Beijing (51 females and 10 males). They were administered the Sixteen Personality Factors (16PF) and the Chinese version of Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale (CD-RISC) respectively. The earliest memory was assessed with the help of self-report questionnaire. The results showed that there was a significant positive correlation between the resilience and the earliest. The positive cognition was associated with personality traits, such as emotional stability (C), dominance (E), liveliness (F), social boldness (H) and apprehension (O). The positive cognition completely mediated the relationship between the earliest memories and personality traits such as E, H and O. The impact is achieved through the positive cognition which is part of resilience. The results show that the earliest memory plays a significant role in interpretation of character in stories.

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Does Resilience Play a Mediating Role in the Link Between the Earliest Memory and Personality Traits? Analysis of the Positive Cognition in a Chinese Sample