| He believes that such behavior results from personality traits such as narcissism as well as a memory bias. |
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| Their responses are logged verbatim and scored according to a complex system designed to point towards personality traits. |
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| Instead it is some personality traits rather than biographical detail Brydon and Keith have in common. |
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| One of her brother's more admirable personality traits was his general lack of prejudice. |
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| There is a more intimate connection between substance involvement and crime than merely that the same permanent personality traits predict both. |
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| Secondly, premorbid personality traits may have predisposed individuals both to developing schizophrenia and to using cannabis. |
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| For short-term sexual dalliances, women focus more on physical characteristics and personality traits such as a sense of humor. |
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| The F, or femininity, scale measures socially desirable personality traits perceived to be stereotypically characteristic of women. |
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| The distinction being that personality traits dictate how people use and abuse drugs. |
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| It becomes obvious in conversation that intellect is still one of the personality traits she admires most. |
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| Functional psychoses include conditions such as schizophrenia, paranoia, psychopathic personality traits and manic depression. |
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| The protagonist and I share a lot of personality traits too, although I'm possibly less of a sympathetic character. |
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| We see many of the same great whites each year, and every year they display the same personality traits. |
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| They can only make fair estimates of their physical characteristics or their personality traits. |
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| There are many personality traits traditionally associated with multi-million selling superstars, but stoicism is not one of them. |
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| One of the most endearing personality traits of the evolved Virgoan is their ability to be at one's side in the midst of a crisis or problem. |
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| Numerous studies have examined various psychological correlates of extrasensory perception scores, such as personality traits. |
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| The study found that the identical twins were more similar in personality traits than the fraternal twins. |
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| But those who rated highest on personality traits such as negativism and paranoia before deployment also tended to show more signs of PTSD later. |
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| There is a major resemblance in the personality traits of most trendy people. |
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| Lombroso summed up and added to a long tradition that held that geniuses were visibly distinctive through physical and physiognomical marks as well as by personality traits. |
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| The trait approach is concerned mainly with identifying the personality traits of a leader, of a chieftainship leadership in this case. |
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| Most combine two conflicting personality traits – they are both highly introverted and highly extroverted. |
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| Your personality traits influence the types of leadership competencies that come naturally and those that are more difficult to master. |
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| Some personality traits have been shown to depend on the amounts of these neurotransmitters that slosh around the junctions between nerve cells. |
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| I have found that children who stammer or clutter their speech have, or have had, noteworthy personality traits related to anxiety or tension. |
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| A personality disorder is a statement about the quality of the person's personality traits. |
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| And while he did allegedly insist on the rewrites that ensured he got the girl, he was happy to leave his character's unlikeable personality traits. |
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| When you hear such comments from your children, remind them to focus on the issue at hand, not on personality traits, behaviour, or old issues. |
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| Instead it is a study of the personality traits of successful people. |
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| Essentially, perfectionism is the Cereal Killer cafe of personality traits. |
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| When looking at a portrait by William Notman, you are sometimes able to guess the job or personality traits of the sitter. |
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| Uncover new skills, experience new personality traits and garner rewards, if your Sims succeed. |
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| Now, if we see these personality traits in the workplace, we would also see them in many other circumstances. |
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| All this depends on various factors like cognitive resources, personality traits or conditions of the medium. |
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| Research suggests that personality traits, such as extraversion, relate to a variety of sexual attitudes and behaviours. |
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| People with OCPD have personality traits reflecting extreme perfectionism, indecision, preoccupation with details and rules, and must have things their way with family, friends and colleagues. |
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| What about personality traits and the attitudes of selfemployed people? |
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| Good hiring and promoting practices require that the personality traits, interests and abilities of job candidates should be matched to those required for the job for which the candidate is being considered. |
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| Researchers argue over whether tests used to measure it should focus on behavior or attempt to incorporate personality traits — like deceitfulness, glibness, and lack of remorse — as well. |
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| This is, however, not an unexpected result, since personality traits are primarily believed to influence behaviour, which in turn may influence the chance of being involved in a road crash. |
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| To do so they use mind mapping collaborative tools in order to brainstorm and articulate characters' personality traits in an effective and comprehensive way. |
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| Certain handwriting characteristics indicate certain personality traits. |
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| Some of Alexander's strongest personality traits formed in response to his parents. |
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| Each one, they thought, was linked to personality traits. |
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| The same weave of personality traits influences Mr. Thomas's songwriting. |
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| Click on the links for blood type information around personality traits, eating right by blood type, career choices and how you can make a difference by becoming a blood donor. |
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| Officers and administrative staff employed by witness protection units should be of high moral standards and have among their personality traits both integrity and the ability to maintain confidentiality. |
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| The dynamics of the cannabis market are analysed through the lens of sociology, whereas researchers in psychology look at personality traits, impulsivity and sensation seeking. |
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| It is not however a substance that dramatically changes someone's intrinsic personality traits, suddenly altering someone from being mild mannered to criminalistics. |
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| Whilst we tend to be aware of such behaviour when it is extreme, routine enquiries into personality traits show how common it is, in lesser and perhaps normal forms, among children. |
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| It contains interpretive notes that can be useful for increasing your leadership effectiveness and highlights the competencies generally associated with your personality traits. |
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| Schizotypal personality traits in nonpsychotic relatives are associatedwith positive symptoms in psychotic probands. |
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| In a January 2014 study, conducted in the British Journal of Psychiatry, scientists found that comedians tend to have high levels of psychotic personality traits. |
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| The results of the study have shown that it is possible to distinguish four groups of pathological gamblers based on their personality traits and associated psychopathology. |
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| Oreland outlined that, based on gene-environment interactions, the brain monoamine systems play a crucial role in shaping personality traits and conduct disorder. |
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