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In: Sociaal bestek: tijdschrift voor werk, inkomen en zorg, Band 82, Heft 4, S. 22-25
ISSN: 2468-1377
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In: Sociaal bestek: tijdschrift voor werk, inkomen en zorg, Band 82, Heft 4, S. 22-25
ISSN: 2468-1377
In: Hooijen , I , Bijlsma , I , Cörvers , F & Poulissen , D 2020 ' The geographical psychology of recent graduates in the Netherlands: Relating environmental factors and personality traits to location choice ' ROA , Maastricht . https://doi.org/10.26481/umaror.2020001
There is ample evidence from different research disciplines that location factors such as employment opportunities or the availability of amenities and facilities are a powerful predictor of settlement behaviour. Recent research suggests that citizens' mean personality traits could be an additional predictor of where young people settle. We therefore explore 1) the extent to which recent graduates in the Netherlands are geographically clustered with respect to five different personality traits, 2) whether the geographical clustering of graduates is intensified as they grow older, 3) how regional environmental characteristics are related to personality traits, and 4) the extent to which personality traits play a role in graduates' location choices. Our results reveal a distinct geographical clustering of personality traits among the different regions in the Netherlands. We also show that this geographical clustering becomes more blurred as graduates age. The results furthermore show robust associations between personality traits and several environmental characteristics with respect to demographic, economic, health, political, sociocultural, crime, and religious outcomes. In addition, we show that personality traits play a role in graduates' location choices. Economic factors seem to have a larger impact in determining location choices than personality traits.
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In: Hooijen , I , Bijlsma , I , Cörvers , F & Poulissen , D 2020 ' The geographical psychology of recent graduates in the Netherlands: Relating enviornmental factors and personality traits to location choice ' Maastricht University, Graduate School of Business and Economics . https://doi.org/10.26481/umagsb.20003
There is ample evidence from different research disciplines that location factors such as employment opportunities or the availability of amenities and facilities are a powerful predictor of settlement behaviour. Recent research suggests that citizens' mean personality traits could be an additional predictor of where young people settle. We therefore explore 1) the extent to which recent graduates in the Netherlands are geographically clustered with respect to five different personality traits, 2) whether the geographical clustering of graduates is intensified as they grow older, 3) how regional environmental characteristics are related to personality traits, and 4) the extent to which personality traits play a role in graduates' location choices. Our results reveal a distinct geographical clustering of personality traits among the different regions in the Netherlands. We also show that this geographical clustering becomes more blurred as graduates age. The results furthermore show robust associations between personality traits and several environmental characteristics with respect to demographic, economic, health, political, sociocultural, crime, and religious outcomes. In addition, we show that personality traits play a role in graduates' location choices. Economic factors seem to have a larger impact in determining location choices than personality traits.
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