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Psychological Differences between Cell Phone and Landline users presents a challenge for polls

Tuesday, May 29th, 2012

Posted in big 5, cellphone users, news commentary, ny times, obama, personality traits, political psychology, psychological differences, romney, unpublished results, yourmorals.org | 6 Comments »

Big 5 Personality Traits of would-be Owners vs. Renters

Saturday, February 18th, 2012

Posted in big 5, consumer psychology, home ownership, openness to experience, personality traits, unpublished results, yourmorals.org | 21 Comments »

Moral Beauty, Politics, Gender, and Personality

Monday, August 9th, 2010

Posted in big 5, empathy, liberals, moral emotions, moral foundations, moral psychology, openness to experience, positive psychology, yourmorals.org | 3 Comments »

Does trait anxiety make your more or less likely to support war?

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

Posted in aggression, big 5, neuroticism, political psychology, trait anxiety, War and Peace, yourmorals.org | 1 Comment »

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