Impact of gender and personality traits (BFI-10) on risk-aversion

Antonín Pavlíček · František Sudzina

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Personality Traits and Psychology Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies

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The paper investigates impact of gender and personality traits on risk-aversion. The research was conducted in the Czech Republic using an on-line questionnaire. Data were collected between December 2016 and January 2017. Big Five Inventory-10 was used to measure personality traits. A validated Czech translation of the Big Five Inventory-10 instrument was used. Another independent variable was gender. The dependent variable was a measure of risk-aversion. The findings are that extroversion, neuroticism, and gender significantly influence risk-aversion. Neuroticism is positively linked to risk-aversion, extroversion is negatively linked to risk-aversion, and men are less risk-averse than women.

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