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Dana Kendall, Ph.D.
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Completed quantitative research study
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Industrial-Organizational Psychology
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We examined the relationship between perceived benefits and willingness to mentor in a formal program with personality as a moderator. Findings indicated that the relationship was more strongly positive for individuals who demonstrated high levels of conscientiousness and openness than for those with low levels.
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Personality, perceived benefits, and willingness to mentor in formal programs
We examined the relationship between perceived benefits and willingness to mentor in a formal program with personality as a moderator. Findings indicated that the relationship was more strongly positive for individuals who demonstrated high levels of conscientiousness and openness than for those with low levels.
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This poster was also presented at Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Chicago, IL, April 2018