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Beyond Virtue: Courage's Associations with Aversive Intentions and Behaviors and Dark Triad Traits
Individual differences associated with aversive behavior have been linked primarily to antagonistic personality traits. Less is known about whether characteristics typically regarded as adaptive also contribute. Courage is traditionally viewed as a virtue, yet theoretical accounts suggest it may als
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