Relationship between Machiavellianism and Type A personality and ethical-orientation
Journal of Business EthicsPublished 1 November 1996
J. Michael Rayburn, L. Gayle Rayburn
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Abstract
Results of a study investigating the relation between personality traits and ethical-orientation indicate sex is not an good predictor for differences in Machiavellian-, Type A personality- or ethical-orientation. Intelligence is found to be positively associated with Machiavellian- and Type A personality-orientation but negatively associated with ethical-orientation. Machiavellians tend to have Type A personalities, but tend to be less ethically-oriented than Nonmachiavellians. Type A personalities are more ethically-orientated than Type B personalities.
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