The Relationship between International Study Tour Effects and the Personality Variables of Self-Monitoring and Core Self-Evaluations

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to extend the existing literature by assessing the effects of an international business study tour in terms of participants’ perceived cross-cultural connectivity and professional development, and then examining those results in light of two personality traits among participants— self-monitoring and core self-evaluations.

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