Individual differences in ethics positions: The EPQ-5

Employee Engagement and Individual Differences: A Study in Indian Context

The employee engagement has emerged as a pivotal business driver for organizational success. High level of engagement in domestic and global firms is supposed to have multiple enriching effects on an organization. Studies have highlighted the importance of both organizational and individual factors in ensuring highly engaged employees. The present paper explores the individual differs across fo...

• Phenomenology of the role of Individual attitudes on Tax Ethics

In this paper, the aim is to examine the relationship between morality and tax compliance in terms of taxpayers' perceptions of internal variables. Sample participants in this research selected randomly and included 21 interviewees from taxpayers in Kerman in 2017. The findings of the research indicate that the level of religious beliefs and patriotism of individuals greatly hinder their tax ev...

The Impact of Individual Differences on the Interlanguage Pragmatics of Iranian EFL learners in Institutional Discourse

This study investigated the impact of individual differences like language proficiency, gender and age on the Iranian EFL learners interlanguage pragmatics in institutional discourse especially, their capacity to recognize and to rate pragmatic and grammatical infelicities in speech act situations of request and apology.  To this end, one hundred and eighty-seven EFL university students at thre...

Inter and intra-individual differences in steering wheel hand positions during a simulated driving task.

This paper describes an experimental study focusing onto the way drivers use the steering wheel while performing a 2D tracking task. The stimulus during this task was a steering wheel angle signal recorded in real situations involving turns and straight lines performed at about 30 km/h. The hand positions of 20 volunteers were recorded in 6 steering scenarios involving 7 road geometries using a...

Individual Differences in Memory 1 Individual Differences in Episodic Memory