PERSONALITY TRAITS IN LAWYERS: NEUTROSOPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE EXTROVERSION, SENSITIVITY AND RIGIDITY AMONG DEFENSE PRACTITIONERS CRIMINAL AND FAMILY IN SANTO DOMINGO

Abstract

The objective of this study was focused on demonstrating the usefulness of using neutrosophic logic to determine and
compare different personality traits in a sample of lawyers from the city of Santo Domingo. For this, a sample of 10
lawyers was taken, 5 of them specialized in the field of criminal defense, and 5 specialized in family defense. Neutrosophic
correlation was used to select the most important personality traits to be analysed during the study. The results obtained
allowed us to focus the analysis on 3 pairs of traits-anti-traits on which the sample was analysed. The study made it
possible to determine that the sampled criminal lawyers turned out to be more extroverted and less sensitive than the
family lawyers. The latter presented a lower average level of insensitivity than the criminal lawyers, and less rigidity. For
their part, the criminal lawyers showed indeterminacy between sensitivity and insensitivity