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Relationship Between Personality Traits And Empathy

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Analysis and interpretation This chapter focuses on interpretation of data obtained by using standardized questionnaires regarding Personality Traits and Empathy of MSW and MBA HR students who are pursuing final year of their master’s degree in Bangalore. The data was obtained from 100 MSW students and 100 MBA students, the total being 200 students. The analysis and interpretation of the data will prove the hypothesis of the researcher, help to develop insights for social work. The implications form a Human Resource perspective in studying the relationship between Personality Traits and Empathy. 4.1 Demographic details of the participants 4.1.1 Age of the participants Figure 4.1 – Age of the participants In the study conducted among 200 participants who are students pursuing in the MSW, 85.5% of them fall under the age group of 20-25, and remaining 14.5% from MBA showing that the sample is very representative across the age groups. Given the age of the participants, the results and findings of the research on the relationship between Personality and Empathy will have limitations because a mix of student’s participants falls under this age group. …show more content…

A major limitation in the research due to the given number of participants of males and females is that, it just satisfies the minimum number of required participants for analysis. Thus, it may not give the researcher significant results in identifying relationship differences in Personality and Empathy based on the gender of the

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