Background:This study explored the effects of personality factors on public behavioral decision‐making.Methods:We examined the literature on personality theory based on triadic interaction decision theory,and summari...Background:This study explored the effects of personality factors on public behavioral decision‐making.Methods:We examined the literature on personality theory based on triadic interaction decision theory,and summarized and compared the findings with studies of the Big Five personality characteristics.A literature review method was used to explore the implications of personality theory for public decisionmaking in Chinese communities.Results:Individuals with high neuroticism can be targeted by influential communicators.Individuals with high extraversion can influence decisionmaking through interpersonal relationships.Individuals with high levels of openness can be influenced by the development of novel activities.Conscientious individuals respond to scientific and rational knowledge.Individuals with high agreeableness can be influenced by groups.Conclusions:Personality traits can influence behavioral decisions and can have positive or negative effects on behavioral outcomes.For people with different personality traits,social actors and social activity communicators should formulate targeted measures according to the classification of personality traits.The current findings have implications for enriching research perspectives and approaches to public community decision‐making.展开更多
基金The scientific research project of Shaanxi Provincial Education Department in 2021-the key research base project of philosophy and social sciences(Grant Number:21JZ017).
文摘Background:This study explored the effects of personality factors on public behavioral decision‐making.Methods:We examined the literature on personality theory based on triadic interaction decision theory,and summarized and compared the findings with studies of the Big Five personality characteristics.A literature review method was used to explore the implications of personality theory for public decisionmaking in Chinese communities.Results:Individuals with high neuroticism can be targeted by influential communicators.Individuals with high extraversion can influence decisionmaking through interpersonal relationships.Individuals with high levels of openness can be influenced by the development of novel activities.Conscientious individuals respond to scientific and rational knowledge.Individuals with high agreeableness can be influenced by groups.Conclusions:Personality traits can influence behavioral decisions and can have positive or negative effects on behavioral outcomes.For people with different personality traits,social actors and social activity communicators should formulate targeted measures according to the classification of personality traits.The current findings have implications for enriching research perspectives and approaches to public community decision‐making.
