The influence of extraversion and neuroticism on investors' risk attitude, risk perception and return expectations

February 26, 2025Advances in Finance and Investment پیشرفتهای مالی و سرمایه گذاریOpen Access

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The research aims to investigate how extraversion and neuroticism affect investors' risk attitude, risk perception, and return expectations.
Conducted a descriptive study on investors in Tehran's stock market.
Utilized a survey methodology for data collection.
Sample size determined to be 384 investors using Cochran's formula.
Performed analysis on the relationship between personality traits and investment behaviors.
Extraversion significantly influences risk perception and risk attitude.
Neuroticism is also found to affect risk perception and return expectations.
Both traits have meaningful implications for investors' behavior in the stock market.

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This descriptive study examines risk attitudes and expectations in investors, suggesting emotional traits influence perceptions.

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Khanigonbad et al. (2025) studied this question.

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