Effect Of Psychological Characteristics Research Articles

Pengaruh Karakteristik Psikologi terhadap Intensi Kewirausahaan di mediasi Sikap Kewirausahaan (Studi pada Mahasiswa di Lima Universitas Yogyakarta)

This research aims to identify psychological characteristics, entrepreneurial attitudes and entrepreneurial intentions on students of five universities in Yogyakarta and explain how pychological characteristics affect entrepreneurial intentions which is mediated by entrepreneurial attitudes. Population in this research is all students of Universitas Gadjah Mada, Universitas Islam Negeri Sunan Kalijaga, Universitas Sanata Dharma, Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta and, Universitas Sarjanawiyata Tamansiswa. Sampling method which is applied in this research is incidental sampling. 100 respondents participate in this research as the research subjects. However, only 98 out of 100 data can be analyzed further. The analysis technique employed in this research is path analysis operating SPSS 22.0 for windows. The result of this research indicates the effect of psychological characteristics on entrepreneurial intentions which is mediated by entrepreneurial attitudes.

Entrepreneurial Intention of Indonesian Migrant Workers

This research aims to find out the effect of psychological characteristics and entrepreneurship training towards entrepreneurial intention of Indonesian Migrant Workers. This study is a quantitative research, and non-probability purposive sampling was used to select participants. There are 68 respondents that met the sample criteria. To analyze the data, this research uses partial least square (PLS) technique. The results showed that psychological characteristics and entrepreneurship training have positive and significant effect towards entrepreneurial intention and the relationship between entrepreneurship training and entrepreneurial intention could not be moderated by psychological characteristics.

Adolescent stress reactivity: Examining physiological, psychological and peer relationship measures with a group stress protocol in a school setting

IntroductionAdolescents experience enhanced social sensitivity and biopsychosocial changes that can be challenging. Much remains unknown about the effect of psychological characteristics and peer relationships on adolescents’ physiological responses to stress, due in part to methodological limitations. MethodsTo test how adolescents’ peer relationships and psychological characteristics are associated with their physiological and psychological response to stress, we administered the Group Public Speaking Task for Adolescents (GPST-A) to 54 adolescents (n = 40 girls; Mage = 16.6 years) in two high schools in the United States. Salivary cortisol and alpha-amylase (sAA), and positive and negative affect were measured six times. Relationships among group members were measured, resulting in whole-network data. State and trait rumination, five factors of coping, and emotional reappraisal and suppression were measured along with symptoms of depression and anxiety. ResultsGreater levels of negative evaluation and victimization among group members were associated with a steeper increase and decline in the negative affect response, yet not associated with the physiological response to stress. Greater positive affect was associated with decreased cortisol reactivity, whereas negative affect was associated with steeper cortisol and sAA reactivity. Rumination, disengagement coping, and depression symptoms were related to the physiological response to stress. ConclusionsThe GPST-A is feasible to administer in a school context with adolescents to collect both physiological and psychological stress responses. Findings from the present study suggest peer relationships are important for understanding adolescents' psychological response to stressors while psychological characteristics are important for adolescents’ physiological response to stress.

청소년의 심리적 특성이 사이버불링 가해행동에 미치는 영향: 사이버불링 피해경험의 매개효과

청소년의 심리적 특성이 사이버불링 가해행동에 미치는 영향: 사이버불링 피해경험의 매개효과

Effect of Psychological Characteristics on Job Performances of Workers at Residential Homes for the Disabled

Effect of Psychological Characteristics on Job Performances of Workers at Residential Homes for the Disabled

Exploring the role of personality traits in followee recommendation

Purpose– Followee recommendation is a problem rapidly gaining importance in Twitter as well as in other micro-blogging communities. To find interesting users to follow, most recommendation systems leverage different factors such as graph topology or user-generated content, among others. Those systems mostly disregard, however, the effect of psychological characteristics, such as personality, over the followee selection process. As personality is considered one of the primary factors that influence human behaviour, the purpose of this paper is to shed some light on the impact of personality traits on followee selection.Design/methodology/approach– The authors performed a data analysis comparing the similarity among Twitter users and their followees regarding personality traits. The authors analysed three different similarity measures. First, the authors computed an overall similarity considering the five personality traits or dimensions of the Five-Factor model as a whole. Second, the authors computed the dimension-to-dimension similarity considering each individual personality trait independently of each other. Third, the authors computed a cross-dimension similarity considering each personality dimension in relation to the others.Findings– This study showed that personality should be considered as a distinctive factor in the process of followee selection. However, personality dimensions should not be analysed as a whole as the overall personality similarity might not accurately assess the actual matching between individuals. Instead, the performed data analysis showed the existence of relations among the individual dimensions. Thus, the importance of considering each personality trait with respect to others is stated.Originality/value– This study is among the firsts to study the impact of personality, one of the primary factors that influence human behaviour and social relationships, in the selection of followees in micro-blogging communities.

The Effects of Psychological Characteristics, Parent-child Relationship, and Coping Strategies on School Adjustment of Multicultural Family Adolescents

The Effects of Psychological Characteristics, Parent-child Relationship, and Coping Strategies on School Adjustment of Multicultural Family Adolescents

A study on the effect of psychological characteristics on aviation safety

This study aims to reveal what personal characteristics are related to aviation accidents. For this purpose, the individual’s psychological traits revealed in the previous studies are classified in the aspect of personality, attitude, emotion, cognition and physical condition and questionnaires are designed accordingly. It carried out group mean test and Logistic Regression on the response data from 140 ROK Air Force pilots. The result of the mean test showed no characteristics that distinguish the ones who experienced aviation safety risk from the ones who did not, but it revealed that the distinct characteristics between the ones who violated ROE regulation and the ones who did not consist of two factors of conscientiousness and chronic stress. The result showed significant differences between the aviation incidents experience group and inexperience group in 11 characteristic factors of risk seeking, risk acceptance, lack of discipline, neglect of warning, anxiety, depression tendency, inattention, vigilance, risk sensitivity, forthrightness, and chronic fatigue/condition. Between the Near Miss/ACAS experience group and inexperience group, the mean test showed differences in 4 characteristic factors of anxiety, inattention, risk acceptance and chronic stress. The result of Logistic Regression indicated that the characteristic factors that distinguish the incident experience group from the incident inexperience group with high predictability are 4 factors consist of risk sensitivity, chronic fatigue/condition, anxiety, and depression tendency, and the factor that distinguish the Near Miss/ACAS experience group from the Near Miss/ACAS inexperience group turned out to be anxiety. The present study has significance in disclosing the pilot characteristic factors related to aviation accident or risk by taking pilots as test subject. The result of the study is discussed in light of its theoretical and practical implications as well as its restrictions.

The Effects of Psychological Characteristics on Sending and Receiving Contents on SNS

The Effects of Psychological Characteristics on Sending and Receiving Contents on SNS

P.6.e.001 Usefulness of Young's Internet Addiction Test for clinical populations

Adolescents experience enhanced social sensitivity and biopsychosocial changes that can be challenging. Much remains unknown about the effect of psychological characteristics and peer relationships on adolescents’ physiological responses to stress, due in part to methodological limitations.To test how adolescents’ peer relationships and psychological characteristics are associated with their physiological and psychological response to stress, we administered the Group Public Speaking Task for Adolescents (GPST-A) to 54 adolescents (n = 40 girls; Mage = 16.6 years) in two high schools in the United States. Salivary cortisol and alpha-amylase (sAA), and positive and negative affect were measured six times. Relationships among group members were measured, resulting in whole-network data. State and trait rumination, five factors of coping, and emotional reappraisal and suppression were measured along with symptoms of depression and anxiety.Greater levels of negative evaluation and victimization among group members were associated with a steeper increase and decline in the negative affect response, yet not associated with the physiological response to stress. Greater positive affect was associated with decreased cortisol reactivity, whereas negative affect was associated with steeper cortisol and sAA reactivity. Rumination, disengagement coping, and depression symptoms were related to the physiological response to stress.The GPST-A is feasible to administer in a school context with adolescents to collect both physiological and psychological stress responses. Findings from the present study suggest peer relationships are important for understanding adolescents' psychological response to stressors while psychological characteristics are important for adolescents’ physiological response to stress.

투어프로골퍼들의 심리적 특성이 투어생활만족 및 경기력 향상에 미치는 영향

투어프로골퍼들의 심리적 특성이 투어생활만족 및 경기력 향상에 미치는 영향