APS
2022 APS Annual Convention · 2022
The Moderating Effects of Neuroticism on Prosocial Behaviors in Sexual Violence Prevention.
- Eugene Tay
National University of Singapore (NUS) - Sandy Lim
National University of Singapore - E-yang Goh
National University of Singapore - Yew Kwan Tong
National University of Singapore
Abstract
In a large survey (n=6954), we found that bystander attitude predicted greater bystander intervention and greater likelihood of volunteering in participants. For both outcomes, neuroticism moderated these relationships such that the relationship between bystander attitude and the outcomes were stronger when neuroticism was high as opposed to low.
Personality Traits
