The Effect of Personality Traits on the Life Satisfaction of the Medical Teachers

Alvi, Dr. Sajid Mahmood; Bhatti, Mazhar Iqbal; Khan, Asad

doi:10.33152/jmphss-6.3.11

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“…The results of zero-order correlations fully confirm the hypothesis H1. Similar to findings from other studies (e.g., [ 14 , 15 , 16 , 17 ] Polish nurses’ LS was related to all FFM traits, negatively to neuroticism and positively to the others, but its correlation with openness to experience was higher than usual (e.g., [ 14 ]) like among medical teachers in Pakistan [ 26 ]. This result will be discussed further.…”

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“…However, the data contained in these meta-analyses indicate that correlations between FFM traits and SWB constructs may vary by groups. In line with this observation, data collected in different age groups in Poland showed that Openness is more closely related to SWB among adults than adolescents [ 5 ], and among medical teachers in Pakistan the positive correlations of LS with agreeableness (0.64) and openness (0.39) were higher than usual [ 26 ]. Considering that LS of nurses is important for their work performance [ 12 , 13 ] and the satisfaction of patients under their care [ 27 ], there is a need to examine relationships between personality traits and life satisfaction among the professional group of nurses and check whether they are similar to those in the general population.…”

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Personality Traits, Personal Values, and Life Satisfaction among Polish Nurses

Zalewska

Zwierzchowska

2022

IJERPH

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Nurses’ life satisfaction (LS) predicts their health and the level of care they provide to patients, thus policies for promoting quality of nurses’ work require actions to increase their LS. The aim of this study was to examine relations between LS and two levels of personality (traits and values) among Polish nurses, including joint effects of traits and values in a model integrating all variables to check whether meta-values can mediate trait–LS relationships. Nurses (N = 155) aged 23–64 completed the NEO-FFI, Satisfaction with Life Scale, and PVQ40. LS correlated with all traits, with openness higher than usual (0.34), and positively associated with meta-values: openness to change (0.23), self-transcendence (0.30), and (‘unhealthy’) conservation (0.19). Trait–value consistency was insufficient to explain some trait–value associations. In the SEM analysis, 23.3% of LS variance was explained. LS was related directly to neuroticism negatively and positively not only to extraversion, but also to openness, and self-transcendence meta-value (that increased value-environment congruence), and indirectly positively (through self-transcendence) to openness, agreeableness, conscientiousness, and even neuroticism. These results indicate that promoting nurses’ health and quality of work by enhancing their LS requires supporting and increasing their identification with self-transcendence values and encourage research on factors that can increase it.

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Personality Traits, Personal Values, and Life Satisfaction among Polish Nurses

Zalewska

Zwierzchowska

2022

IJERPH

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“…The results (β = 0.087; T-value = 5.896; p < 0.001) indicate a low intensity but strong positive relation. Previous research did not demonstrate any correlation between individuals' satisfaction and extraversion, but only between extraversion and life satisfaction [57,58], customer well-being [56,60] and life-quality [59]. Extraverts tend to be more satisfied than introverts, associated with a positive impact on customer satisfaction with the fitness center [61].…”

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“…The importance of extraversion in ensuring the well-being of a customer has also been analyzed [56]. There is a positive relationship between extraversion and life satisfaction [57,58]. Extraversion positively influences life quality, generating satisfaction [59].…”

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The Impact of Extraversion and Introversion on Millennials Propensity to Recommend Their Preferred Fitness Center

Dabija,

Csorba,

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Behavioral Sciences

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Millennials of the 21st century tend to have an active daily life and practice more sports, spending more on health and fitness. Therefore, the present paper seeks to investigate the propensity of Millennials to recommend their preferred fitness center, depending on their psychological condition (i.e., introversion versus extraversion), which may lead to their tendency to practice and to their involvement and satisfaction with the fitness center. The authors deduce a conceptual model from the literature, which is further analyzed with data collected through an empirical investigation based on a face-to-face administered questionnaire. Data gathered from 2138 Millennials are investigated with the help of structural equation modeling using SmartPLS. The results show that a positive image of a fitness center stimulates the satisfaction of extravert and introvert consumers. Millennials have different personality types, such as extraversion and introversion, that influence their propensity to practice fitness and to recommend their favorite fitness center. It can be concluded that not only extraversion but also introversion influence consumers’ satisfaction, positively impacting the consumer’s intention to recommend their favorite fitness center to peers.

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The Effect of Personality Traits on the Life Satisfaction of the Medical Teachers

Abstract: The present study was conducted to examine the effect of personality traits on the life satisfaction of medical teachers. The cross-sectional research design was used to collect data. Data were collected by purposive sampling technique from the medical teachers

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Personality Traits, Personal Values, and Life Satisfaction among Polish Nurses

Personality Traits, Personal Values, and Life Satisfaction among Polish Nurses

The Impact of Extraversion and Introversion on Millennials Propensity to Recommend Their Preferred Fitness Center

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