economics, psychology, policy

This post from the myPersonality Research blog presents results showing that traditional and conscientious people are more likely to be mar...

Which Big-Five personality traits drive entrepreneurial failure in highly innovative firms? Sebastian Wilfling Friedrich Schiller University...

Of the 20 most popular websites in the world , 13 relate to corporations that have European headquarters in Ireland: Ebay, Google, Yahoo and...

Cognitive ability (as measured by test scores) only determines part of a person's success in the labour market. This came into sharp foc...

Following on from growing evidence that higher levels of conscientiousness are associated with greater health protection, Kern and Friedman ...

Bart Golsteyn will be giving a seminar at 1pm in Geary tomorrow on "Economics and Personality." Borgahns and Golsteyn (2008) hav...

Nils Braakmann from Leuphana University, Lüneburg has used the German Socio-Economic Panel to show that differences in various non-cognitive...

Gergely and Kézdi discuss college enrollment, the Big Five personality traits (in particular extraversion), and earnings expectations in th...

Deric Bownd's MindBlog is a useful resource to answer a question such as this. Here Bownds discusses the genetics of personality and w...

A recent article in Technimentis explains what our email addresses may reveal about our personalities. (I had problems opening this webpage...

Justin Wehr mentions on his blog that there is a recent article in Scientific American which discusses research findings on the personality...

In search of the Big One ---------------------------------------- Nice, nasty, charming, chatty, vulpine, vulgar...when we get down to it, j...

Two fairly recent studies show that high self-monitors use mimicry, possible nonconsciously, to get along with others. Self-monitoring is al...

A new study has identified an intermediary level of the Big Five personality traits between the individual facets and the five domains. It w...