| Big Five Factors | Hypothesis | Verification Results | |
| Extraversion | H1 | Extraversion does not influence purchase intentions for the three food brands surveyed. | Supports hypothesis |
| H2 | Extraversion does not influence purchase intentions for the three car brands surveyed. | Supports hypothesis | |
| Agreeableness | H3 | Agreeableness does not influence purchase intentions for the three food brands surveyed. | Supports hypothesis |
| H4 | Agreeableness does not influence purchase intentions for the three car brands surveyed. | Supports hypothesis | |
| Conscientiousness | H5 | The low quartile of Conscientiousness shows higher purchase intentions for the three food brands surveyed than the high quartile. | Does not support hypothesis |
| H6 | The low quartile of Conscientiousness shows higher purchase intentions for the three car brands surveyed than the high quartile. | Does not support hypothesis | |
| Neuroticism | H7 | Neuroticism does not influence purchase intentions for the three food brands surveyed. | Supports hypothesis |
| H8 | Neuroticism does not influence purchase intentions for the three car brands surveyed. | Partially supports hypothesis | |
| Openness to Experience | H9 | The high quartile of Openness to Experience shows higher purchase intentions for the three food brands surveyed than the low quartile. | Partially supports hypothesis |
| H10 | The high quartile of Openness to Experience shows higher purchase intentions for the three car brands surveyed than the low quartile. | Supports hypothesis | |