Relating the Spherical representation of vocational interests to the HEXACO personality model

Examination of the Relationship Between Personality Traits and Vocational Interests: In a Sample of the Uk Undergraduate Students

“…As evidence of this, Honesty-Humility was negatively attributed to business and managing activities (as are described as Enterprising tendencies) (McKay & Tokar, 2012;Pozzebon et al, 2010). Previous studies have observed individualist cultures in this relation (Holtrop et al, 2015;McKay & Tokar, 2012;Pozzebon et al, 2010). Although no study has examined this specific relation in collectivist cultures, in the current study the results were in accordance and correspond to earlier studies.…”

“…This is relatively meaningful as extraverted individuals tend to be involved in activities that require interaction with others. Additionally, previous studies have produced consistent findings here (Holtrop et al, 2015;Larson et al, 2007;Pozzebon et al, 2010;Wong & Wong, 2006;Zhang, 2008).…”

“…It also was sought to examine the relationship between Conscientiousness and Investigative, no relationship was found in the individualist culture. In the individualist culture, similar findings were revealed (Holtrop et al, 2015;McKay & Tokar, 2012) and similar findings were observed in relation to collectivist cultures (e.g. Larson et al, 2007).…”

“…Social interests have the characteristics of being "agreeable" and "considerate", as are the main factors in the Agreeableness personality type. The findings of earlier studies are also consistent in relation to both individualist and collectivist culturesincluding in regards to collectivist cultures witnessed in China (Wong & Wong, 2006) and Taiwan (Larson et al, 2007;Wong & Wong, 2006), and the individualist cultures found in Canada (Pozzebon et al, 2010), Dutch (Holtrop et al, 2015), Australia (Perera & McIlveen, 2017) and America (McKay & Tokar, 2012).…”

Examination of the Relationship Between Personality Traits and Vocational Interests: In a Sample of the Uk Undergraduate Students

“…As evidence of this, Honesty-Humility was negatively attributed to business and managing activities (as are described as Enterprising tendencies) (McKay & Tokar, 2012;Pozzebon et al, 2010). Previous studies have observed individualist cultures in this relation (Holtrop et al, 2015;McKay & Tokar, 2012;Pozzebon et al, 2010). Although no study has examined this specific relation in collectivist cultures, in the current study the results were in accordance and correspond to earlier studies.…”

“…This is relatively meaningful as extraverted individuals tend to be involved in activities that require interaction with others. Additionally, previous studies have produced consistent findings here (Holtrop et al, 2015;Larson et al, 2007;Pozzebon et al, 2010;Wong & Wong, 2006;Zhang, 2008).…”

“…It also was sought to examine the relationship between Conscientiousness and Investigative, no relationship was found in the individualist culture. In the individualist culture, similar findings were revealed (Holtrop et al, 2015;McKay & Tokar, 2012) and similar findings were observed in relation to collectivist cultures (e.g. Larson et al, 2007).…”

“…Social interests have the characteristics of being "agreeable" and "considerate", as are the main factors in the Agreeableness personality type. The findings of earlier studies are also consistent in relation to both individualist and collectivist culturesincluding in regards to collectivist cultures witnessed in China (Wong & Wong, 2006) and Taiwan (Larson et al, 2007;Wong & Wong, 2006), and the individualist cultures found in Canada (Pozzebon et al, 2010), Dutch (Holtrop et al, 2015), Australia (Perera & McIlveen, 2017) and America (McKay & Tokar, 2012).…”

Determinants of Artistic Interests in Adolescence: The Importance of Personal and Contextual Factors / Odrednice umjetničkih interesa u adolescenciji: važnost osobnih i kontekstualnih faktora

“…According to the present results, people with higher artistic interests also have more open, less extraverted and more emotional personality, and place greater importance on self-actualization and lesser importance on utilitarian (material) values. Observed results are in line with majority of empirical and meta-analytical studies that stressed the importance of similar personality traits and personal values (Barrick et al, 2003;Larson et al, 2002;Holtrop et al, 2015;McKay & Tokar, 2012;Pozzebon et al, 2010, Šverko & Babarović, 2016Šverko & Babarović, 2006;Šverko et al, 2017).…”

Examination of the Relationship Between Personality Traits and Vocational Interests: In a Sample of the Uk Undergraduate Students

“…As evidence of this, Honesty-Humility was negatively attributed to business and managing activities (as are described as Enterprising tendencies) (McKay & Tokar, 2012;Pozzebon et al, 2010). Previous studies have observed individualist cultures in this relation (Holtrop et al, 2015;McKay & Tokar, 2012;Pozzebon et al, 2010). Although no study has examined this specific relation in collectivist cultures, in the current study the results were in accordance and correspond to earlier studies.…”

“…This is relatively meaningful as extraverted individuals tend to be involved in activities that require interaction with others. Additionally, previous studies have produced consistent findings here (Holtrop et al, 2015;Larson et al, 2007;Pozzebon et al, 2010;Wong & Wong, 2006;Zhang, 2008).…”

“…It also was sought to examine the relationship between Conscientiousness and Investigative, no relationship was found in the individualist culture. In the individualist culture, similar findings were revealed (Holtrop et al, 2015;McKay & Tokar, 2012) and similar findings were observed in relation to collectivist cultures (e.g. Larson et al, 2007).…”

“…Social interests have the characteristics of being "agreeable" and "considerate", as are the main factors in the Agreeableness personality type. The findings of earlier studies are also consistent in relation to both individualist and collectivist culturesincluding in regards to collectivist cultures witnessed in China (Wong & Wong, 2006) and Taiwan (Larson et al, 2007;Wong & Wong, 2006), and the individualist cultures found in Canada (Pozzebon et al, 2010), Dutch (Holtrop et al, 2015), Australia (Perera & McIlveen, 2017) and America (McKay & Tokar, 2012).…”

Determinants of Artistic Interests in Adolescence: The Importance of Personal and Contextual Factors / Odrednice umjetničkih interesa u adolescenciji: važnost osobnih i kontekstualnih faktora

“…According to the present results, people with higher artistic interests also have more open, less extraverted and more emotional personality, and place greater importance on self-actualization and lesser importance on utilitarian (material) values. Observed results are in line with majority of empirical and meta-analytical studies that stressed the importance of similar personality traits and personal values (Barrick et al, 2003;Larson et al, 2002;Holtrop et al, 2015;McKay & Tokar, 2012;Pozzebon et al, 2010, Šverko & Babarović, 2016Šverko & Babarović, 2006;Šverko et al, 2017).…”

Examination of the Relationship Between Personality Traits and Vocational Interests: In a Sample of the Uk Undergraduate Students

“…As evidence of this, Honesty-Humility was negatively attributed to business and managing activities (as are described as Enterprising tendencies) (McKay & Tokar, 2012;Pozzebon et al, 2010). Previous studies have observed individualist cultures in this relation (Holtrop et al, 2015;McKay & Tokar, 2012;Pozzebon et al, 2010). Although no study has examined this specific relation in collectivist cultures, in the current study the results were in accordance and correspond to earlier studies.…”

“…This is relatively meaningful as extraverted individuals tend to be involved in activities that require interaction with others. Additionally, previous studies have produced consistent findings here (Holtrop et al, 2015;Larson et al, 2007;Pozzebon et al, 2010;Wong & Wong, 2006;Zhang, 2008).…”

“…It also was sought to examine the relationship between Conscientiousness and Investigative, no relationship was found in the individualist culture. In the individualist culture, similar findings were revealed (Holtrop et al, 2015;McKay & Tokar, 2012) and similar findings were observed in relation to collectivist cultures (e.g. Larson et al, 2007).…”

“…Social interests have the characteristics of being "agreeable" and "considerate", as are the main factors in the Agreeableness personality type. The findings of earlier studies are also consistent in relation to both individualist and collectivist culturesincluding in regards to collectivist cultures witnessed in China (Wong & Wong, 2006) and Taiwan (Larson et al, 2007;Wong & Wong, 2006), and the individualist cultures found in Canada (Pozzebon et al, 2010), Dutch (Holtrop et al, 2015), Australia (Perera & McIlveen, 2017) and America (McKay & Tokar, 2012).…”

Determinants of Artistic Interests in Adolescence: The Importance of Personal and Contextual Factors / Odrednice umjetničkih interesa u adolescenciji: važnost osobnih i kontekstualnih faktora

“…According to the present results, people with higher artistic interests also have more open, less extraverted and more emotional personality, and place greater importance on self-actualization and lesser importance on utilitarian (material) values. Observed results are in line with majority of empirical and meta-analytical studies that stressed the importance of similar personality traits and personal values (Barrick et al, 2003;Larson et al, 2002;Holtrop et al, 2015;McKay & Tokar, 2012;Pozzebon et al, 2010, Šverko & Babarović, 2016Šverko & Babarović, 2006;Šverko et al, 2017).…”