The Big Five personality traits, material values, and financial well-being of self-described money managers

Impact of Personality Traits on Compulsive Buying Behavior: Mediating Role of Impulsive Buying

“…Basically neuroticism is primary response of stress that is why these buyers purchase without prior planning and in excessive quantity in order to reduce their stress. These outcomes are in harmony with Mueller (2015) [25], Koran (2006) [26], Donelly (2012) and Sun (2004) [6]. Mediation-2…”

“…Such transition in buying behavior is quite difficult to face not only for the buyer but also for the family of buyer. These outcomes are in accordance with Eysenck (1985) [21], Badgaiyan (2014) [22], Donelly (2012), Herabadi (2001) [23], and McCrae & Costa (2008) [24]. Conscientiousness has insignificant relationship with impulsive buying because these sorts of buyers plan their spending carefully.…”

“…According to Donelly (2012) [5] conscientiousness can play a prime role in planning future expenses, it may result in less compulsive buying as well. In previously listed articles it was stated that persons are future oriented that is why they manage their money more, therefore, it is expected that conscientiousness have a novel, negative relationship with compulsive buying, whereas openness to experience is related with compulsive buying because these persons have higher level of impulsiveness.…”

Materialism and well-being: the role of consumption

“…The often-used Material Values Scale [1] measures three different aspects of materialism. Research that uses this scale typically aggregates across these aspects; little research has focused on the individual aspects, and their potentially distinct relations to other variables [21,[41][42][43][44]. Most relevant for the present topic, the belief that wealth and possessions are a road to happiness is negatively related to well-being but the belief that they signal success is not [41,45,46].…”

Moral Support: How Moral Values Shape Foreign Policy Attitudes

“…Although largely foreign to political scientists, the YourMorals platform has been central to both the testing and development of MFT in social psychology (e.g., Graham, Haidt, and Nosek 2009) and its application to a variety of domains (e.g., Donnelly, Iyer, and Howell 2012;Iyer et al 2012). …”