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Personality and health satisfaction

Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics, 2015
Abstract In this paper we explore how personality and gender influence how individuals cope with illness. Unsurprisingly, illness has a negative effect on an individual's health satisfaction, but the strength differs by gender, personality and the presence of multiple physical illnesses.
Dusanee Kesavayuth, Robert E. Rosenman, Vasileios Zikos   +2 more
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Life satisfaction in persons with Intellectual Disabilities

Research in Developmental Disabilities, 2012
We appraised life satisfaction using the Satisfaction with Life Scale (SWLS), and analysed its psychometric properties in persons with intellectual disability (ID). Ninety-nine persons with ID from four services in Spain participated. A battery of subjective assessments was used, including the SWLS, a Quality of Life measure (WHOQOL-BREF), and health ...
Lucas-Carrasco R, Salvador-Carulla L
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The Relationship of Satisfaction with Life to Personality Characteristics

The Journal of Psychology, 1994
We administered a self-report questionnaire to 1,749 adult Australians between 17 and 40 years old to examine the predictive values of self-esteem, depression, locus of control, trait anger, religiosity, psychological reactance, and age in relation to life satisfaction.
S M, Hong, E, Giannakopoulos
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Correlates of Life Satisfaction of Aged Persons

Psychological Reports, 1984
This investigation examined the relationship of life satisfaction with such characteristics as sex, age, health status, level of education, marital status, and income status. The participants were 281 aged men ( n = 82) and women ( n = 199) who lived in a large southwestern metropolitan area.
J M, Dillard, N J, Campbell, G B, Chisolm   +2 more
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The impact of Personalization on Customer Satisfaction

Journal of Frontiers in Multidisciplinary Research, 2023
The growing reliance on personalized customer experiences has become a key strategy for businesses aiming to enhance customer satisfaction. Personalization involves tailoring products, services, and marketing efforts to meet the specific preferences, behaviors, and needs of individual customers.
Tolulope Onibokun, Assumpta Ejibenam, Prince Chukwuemeka Ekeocha, Kehinde Damilola Oladeji, Nnennaya Halliday   +4 more
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On the heritability of job satisfaction: The mediating role of personality.

Journal of Applied Psychology, 2003
In this article the authors investigate the extent to which traits reflecting individual differences in personality and affectivity explain or mediate genetic influences on job satisfaction. Using estimates of the dispositional source of job satisfaction according to 2 dispositional frameworks--the five-factor model and positive affectivity-negative ...
Ilies, Remus, Judge, Timothy A.
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Personality Dispositions and Job Satisfaction

South African Journal of Psychology, 1998
Interactional explanations of job satisfaction are generally accepted, but the relative weight attached to dispositional and situational aspects is a matter of debate. Relationships of two negative affectivity, two positive affectivity, and one bipolar affective measure, as well as a sense of coherence scale, to intrinsic, extrinsic, total and global ...
D.J.W. Strümpfer, N. Danana, J.F. Gouws, M.R. Viviers   +3 more
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Persons and the Satisfaction of Preferences: Problems in the Rational Kinematics of Values

The Journal of Philosophy, 1993
Selon l'A., il est rationnel de reviser ses preferences dans des PCSs i.e. paradoxical choice situations (situations de choix paradoxaux). Neanmois, il existe des objections a cette rationalite, objections revelatrices du conflit entre trois conceptions de la raison pratique, de la nature des personnes et leur identite.
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Personality Characteristics and Marital Satisfaction

Social Forces, 1957
IN SOCIAL science research it is frequently desirable to retest the findings of previous studies for a different sample than the one used in the previous research. Frequently greater confidence can be established for the findings, or a wider range of generality may result from such retesting.
L. G. Burchinal, G. R. Hawkes, B. Gardner   +2 more
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Customer personality and relationship satisfaction

International Journal of Bank Marketing, 2015
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the influence of customer personality and customer relationship proneness (CRP) on customer’s relationship satisfaction (CS) with the firm in emerging economies context.
Vishal Mishra, Sridhar Vaithianathan
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