Tag Archives: personality traits

Risk-loving managers bribe more with no payoff

Posted on January 15, 2021 by Gaygysyz Ashyrov

I studied the role of managerial traits in company-level corruption among Vietnamese small and medium enterprises. Vietnam is a Socialist republic that has experienced high economic growth; however, they also have widespread corruption. According to Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index, … Continue reading →

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Reading Human Gene Codes and Minds

Posted on May 12, 2011 by Sigrid Kõiv

In an interview with Sigrid Kõiv, UT professor of Cognitive and Forensic Psychology Talis Bachmann explains the possibilities and problems of reading other peoples’ minds. Professor’s research interests include consciousness studies, visual awareness, advertising effects and much more. Continue reading →

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Your Personality Is an Open Book

Posted on March 10, 2011 by Villu Päärt

General belief has long held that part of our personality always remains hidden from outside observers. However, a team of University of Tartu psychologists recently conducted a survey of the Estonian Genome Project’s gene donors which seriously challenges this assumption. The study indicates that it is impossible to hide anything from a relative or a close friend. Continue reading →

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