Do gender and personality traits (BFI-10) influence trust?

Frantisek Sudzina

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    Abstract

    Trust as a concept found its way to business literature and it became a widely-used variable. Societal trust is systematically measured since 1960s. Later, it was discovered that two statements, which were used as opposite ends of dichotomous questions, are not truly opposite. The aim of this paper is to investigate if gender and personality traits influence rating of these two statement. And if so, if it is possible to account for these factors and create a robust trust indicator from these two statements after all. Big Five Inventory-10 is used to measure personality traits. Findings are that agreeableness influences both measures of trust and it is not possible to create a single trust indicator with reasonable properties even with adding personality traits into the equation.
    OriginalsprogEngelsk
    TitelProceedings of the International Scientific Conference of Business Economics Management and Marketing (ISCOBEMM) 2016
    RedaktørerPavla Odehnalová, Ondřej Částek, Ladislava Kuchynková
    UdgivelsesstedBrno
    ForlagBrno: Masaryk University
    Publikationsdato2016
    Sider31-37
    ISBN (Elektronisk)978-80-210-8348-6
    StatusUdgivet - 2016
    BegivenhedInternational Scientific Conference of Business Economics Management and Marketing (ISCOBEMM) 2016 - Brno, Tjekkiet
    Varighed: 15 sep. 201616 sep. 2016

    Konference

    KonferenceInternational Scientific Conference of Business Economics Management and Marketing (ISCOBEMM) 2016
    Land/OmrådeTjekkiet
    ByBrno
    Periode15/09/201616/09/2016

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