"The characters are a mixture of my personality traits, and my friend at the time's personality traits," Frizzell told Refinery29 during a joint interview with Morrone.
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Whatever personality traits I have, I brought to the table.
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Take a hard look at your qualities and personality traits.
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What skills and personality traits are helpful for this job?
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It doesn't arbitrate exact personality traits based on astrological signs.
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He diligently records each pup's name, age, background, and personality traits.
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You have naturally curly hair and no other discernible personality traits.
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They all have incredible personality traits that I look up to.
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One was of personality traits (openness, neuroticism, conscientiousness, agreeableness and extroversion).
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They ask people to choose between photos to reveal personality traits.
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But are there exceptions to this cluster of "nice" personality traits?
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One of this team's most worrisome personality traits has been carelessness.
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It is fascinating that Chimpanzees share many personality traits with humans.
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They said that wild and captive chimpanzees had similar personality traits.
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Still, some question whether personality traits like kindness can be taught.
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Participants were asked to fill out assessments that took stock of where they fell in terms of the Big Five personality traits (extraversion, agreeableness, openness, conscientiousness, and neuroticism) as well as the Dark Triad personality traits.
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Three students commented on "Wild and Captive Chimpanzees Share Personality Traits With Humans": Katie Doherty was amazed to realize animals may have human emotions: "Wild and Captive Chimpanzees Share Personality Traits With Humans," was an enthralling read.
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Some personality traits, like agreeableness and openness, might make people better listeners.
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According to a new study, there are nine common dark personality traits.
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The positions of these planets suggest personality traits and possible life experiences.
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The majority of those comedians had a few personality traits in common.
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Each modality contains four signs and is represented by different personality traits.
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Letter of Recommendation My mother's chief personality traits are creativity and impulsivity.
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These comprise what's referred to as the "Dark Tetrad" of personality traits.
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And that character can stay somewhat consistent from generation to generation: To the extent personality traits are genetic, selective migration to a certain region means that its gene pool may reflect some personality traits more strongly that others.
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Preferred anal sex role has been linked to gay men's degree of gender non-conformity: research has found that tops tend to score higher in masculine personality traits, whereas bottoms tend to score higher in feminine personality traits.
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It finds mixed evidence on the ability of personality traits to predict who is most likely to turn out to vote and mixed evidence over whether personality traits can predict who is most likely to be persuaded by advertisements.
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And they are bonded to the children who raised them, sharing personality traits.
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Your ruling planet plays a major role in determining your sign's personality traits.
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The personality traits are broad, but consistent, and recur in show after show.
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Personality traits form at an early age and are fixed by early adulthood.
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"The characters all have unique opinions, and personality traits, and memories, and goals—".
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I selected preferences for my coach based on personality traits you're looking for.
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Therefore, the authors conclude, personality traits do play a part in educational choices.
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JediProf: We could start by refusing to gender certain behavior or personality traits.
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But to conclude that Asian-Americans broadly lack desirable personality traits is despicable.
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List your strengths and limitations, including your talents and personality traits, Jeste suggests.
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Personality traits, such as impulsivity and a predisposition to aggression, also play roles.
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The personality that they inherited, you'd be surprised how heritable personality traits are.
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Not only that, but the two fictional characters also have some similar personality traits.
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The genius, whose brilliance manifests in flying chalk, focused expressions, and complicated personality traits.
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You know certain personality traits that he had that he maintained during the presidency.
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High-achieving professionals, she says, have certain personality traits that fast-track their success.
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Other research has shown personality traits are only somewhat useful in predicting voting preferences.
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From that, researchers correlated word frequency and personality traits from the 10 million postings.
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"Just from analyzing your handwriting, experts can find over 5,000 personality traits," she says.
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They also gave them tests that measured "dark personality traits," including psychopathy and narcissism.
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Those are all features of the climate project that draw on liberal personality traits.
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I to develop some of the same personality traits like kindness, patience, and humor.
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Dr. Norman F. Dixon recalls a post–World War II study of personality traits
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Nevertheless, it does not mean people with other personality traits should not seek further information.
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Why is it assumed that Samantha's parents' divorce was responsible for her unsavory personality traits?
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Of the "Big Five" personality traits, the only linked to IQ is openness to experience.
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Both require a certain level of deception, and the constant maintenance of various personality traits.
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"I didn't take it home," Efron told Entertainment Tonight, referring to his character's personality traits.
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Meanwhile, our male colleagues with similar personality traits are recognized as leaders and rewarded accordingly.
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They needed to get access to your data to predict your big five personality traits.
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Once they know your big five personality traits, they can tune political messages to you.
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Personality traits are correlated with political values, but the correlation is generally weak, says Hersh.
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But a person's gender doesn't always match the personality traits we ascribe to their sex.
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Participants were asked to answer questions relating to media use, political attitudes, and personality traits.
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Unfortunately, none of these solutions vibe well with my main personality traits: laziness and intemperance.
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Not all of them are specifically puberty-associated — several are known for influencing personality traits.
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Researchers surveyed 1,000 self-identifying straight men about their "dick pic" habits and personality traits.
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Keep reading to learn more about the common personality traits of the ultra-wealthy.1.
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Study authors suggest that the squirrels demonstrate distinct personality traits in their food finding behaviour.
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It uses techniques based on personality traits and then applies analytic tools to pinpoint supporters.
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Usually it means animals that have interesting personality traits or a strong human-animal bond.
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Khoshroo also plays with different hairstyles to impress gender and personality traits upon his figures.
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What animals are well known to you, and what human personality traits do they exhibit?
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With an anthropologist's eye, he outlines their different personality traits, their history and cultural touchstones.
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Past presidents have found that when something bad happens, once-valorized personality traits become demonized.
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I am 6 feet tall and possess personality traits similar to those of Lou Gehrig.
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Research shows that internet trolls tend to display personality traits like sadism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism.
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To choose to travel by basket and balloon requires two personality traits: ingenuity and recklessness.
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Thiel was also asked about Trump's personality traits and whether he is concerned about his temperament.
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And those are in turn relate to some Big Five personality traits like extraversion and conscientiousness.
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Astonishingly, the recipient mice took on the personality traits of the mice whose microbiomes they received.
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Another group was given the photos that now contained negative personality traits including evil and mean.
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Owners were scored on the Big Five Inventory personality traits: agreeableness, conscientiousness, extroversion, openness and neuroticism.
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The research shows that internet trolls tend to display personality traits like sadism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism.
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Max Denison (Omri Katz), the floppy-haired protagonist of Hocus Pocus, has two primary personality traits.
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But those aren't the sorts of personality traits that generally get people fired up to vote.
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Flanagan preserved the character's names and general personality traits, but cast them in new roles entirely.
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Personality traits are not fixed, and now the big question is how perception changes with personality.
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Some of those adjectives are physical abilities and some are personality traits, but they're all connected.
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Many more aspects of our inner lives — like personality traits — may be encoded in our faces.
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Technical skills and personality traits will limit who gets chosen, much more so than physical requirements.
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So there have been several decades of [research] looking at ways to measure basic personality traits.
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Then we looked at connections between personality traits and the preferences for those specific whisky profiles.
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The North Korea crisis is magnifying all of President Trump's most dangerous instincts and personality traits.
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Results showed that some personality traits were better than others at predicting sexual frequency and satisfaction.
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Lawyers are going to incredible lengths to suss out potential jurors' political inclinations and personality traits.
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However, employees with opposing personality traits, like extroverts and introverts, may often find themselves butting heads.
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The fascination was reflected in headlines commenting on the baby's weight, likely personality traits and more.
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Now, think of the character's personality traits and emotional life: How do they express themselves verbally?
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MIND Humility is not the boldest of personality traits, but it's an important one, studies find.
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They analyzed the adults based on their responses to three personality traits: communion, agency and competence.
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The researchers used machine learning techniques to assess Twitter users' personality traits based on their data.
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Successful people also display a number of personality traits that make them more productive and motivated.
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There was absolutely zero link between the man's personality traits and how often the couple had sex.
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However, just because someone has personality traits like these doesn't mean the person is also a criminal.
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Generally speaking, someone's sign can provide insight into their overall personality traits, their likes, and their dislikes.
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The findings suggest that, yes, people with psychopathic personality traits are slightly more likely to be bosses.
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To get inside Dory's head, we examined some of the personality traits and intricacies of detective work.
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Once users opted in, the app assessed their personality traits (via a quiz) and other personal characteristics.
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Claridge has gathered data about female comedians and will investigate whether they will have similar personality traits.
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Finally, a law-and-order campaign calls upon the authoritarian personality traits that Donald Trump undoubtedly possesses.
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Apparently, the way that you eat your Skittles actually correlates with your everyday behaviors and personality traits.
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The effect was consistent even after accounting for age, gender, relationship length, sex frequency, and personality traits.
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Personality traits just don't matter much when the only task is to survive the next undead attack.
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Lower socioeconomic status, which often increases chronic stress, may negate the apparent benefits of those personality traits.
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What other groups do you fit into, such as body type, degree of athleticism and personality traits?
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He sees women acting as if they have the personality traits he actually thinks we all have.
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Research has documented consistent, broad correlations between certain personality traits and preference for certain types of music.
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What mattered were the personality traits: people responded to the writing errors based on their personality type.
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With that in mind, we took into consideration the personality traits that are already associated with each sign.
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But in the second cycle, those photos that contained positive descriptions of personality traits scored high on attractiveness.
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But the truth is, most people who have antisocial personality traits aren't committing crimes or exhibiting criminal behavior.
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Researchers asked participants to answer more than 100 questions about their personality traits and preferences in romantic partners.
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So if I could get her back, or her personality traits, I would do anything to do that.
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What this study did not address was whether someone's home range reflects their personality traits or imposes them.
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Decades of research have shown that personality traits describing how well we treat others are often observed together.
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The new technology can detect four of the "Big Five" basic personality traits: agreeableness, conscientiousness, extroversion, and neuroticism.
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She thinks the personality traits of the children are the result of the mutations in older fathers' sperm.
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Personality traits don't have a cause-and-effect connection to addiction, and they're certainly not predictive of it.
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Each speaks to different aspects of a lip print and unique personality traits like compassion, frugality, and more.
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According to the Daily Mail, the researchers also surveyed the subjects to determine who had dark personality traits.
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Zodiac signs, and the unique personality traits tied to each one, have become extremely popular in recent years.
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They often have antisocial personality traits, which means they are people who have committed varied types of offending.
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Considered an amateur — she didn't yet have her Ph.D. — they contended she was inventing personality traits for animals.
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Researchers there had developed a technique to map personality traits based on what people had liked on Facebook.
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They have issue positions and priorities, personality traits and personal stories, that weren't measured in these conjoint experiments.
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We've published several papers that point to personality traits as a factor, for instance, or even the genre.
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Another study from the journal Appetite showed how bitter taste preferences might be associated with antisocial personality traits.
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In a new paper in Psychological Science, researchers examined which personality traits are associated with different body types.
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"There are personality traits in his handwriting that because of him and autocorrect, we're going to lose," he noted.
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All that mattered was what it could be perceived as meaning for American pride and for Obama's personality traits.
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Loveflutter, a UK dating app, has AI that matches people based on personality traits it decodes from their tweets.
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The psychology of emojis In a 2016 study, Kaye identified some personality traits linked to people's use of emojis.
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Combined with their obsessive tendencies, said Patihis, these personality traits likely play a role in the consolidation of memory.
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The convoluted plot setup makes it difficult to attribute any real convictions, drives, or strong personality traits to Danvers.
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In fact, an investor's risk tolerance, if properly measured, is essentially fixed, much like certain personality traits, he added.
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And there's some reason to doubt the whole notion that voters respond better to ads tailored to personality traits.
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Other researchers in psychology decried it as physiognomy, the long-defunct pseudoscience of attributing personality traits to physical characteristics.
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Our culture reinforces personality traits and preferences that hew to gender stereotypes, and diminishes those that go against expectations.
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Whether you're a passionate Scorpio, a loyal Leo, or an empathetic Pisces, each zodiac sign has different personality traits.
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The researchers looked specifically at the "Big Five" personality traits — five broad characteristics that scientists use to measure personality.
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The data identified people's personality traits, helping tailor messaging based on whether they were agreeable, for instance, or religious.
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One of my most frustrating personality traits is a tendency to not deal with things that make me uncomfortable.
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But outside the scope of mental illness, researchers are also asking how they can change personality traits and beliefs.
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To set the stakes, it helps to understand which personality traits are more prevalent in different parts of the country.
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Cambridge Analytica's psychographic modeling techniques are able to infer the hot-button issues for individuals based on their personality traits.
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"This fact seems to hold true whether the similarity is in the area of opinions, personality traits, background or lifestyle."
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Using a sample of 346 average American college students, we investigated which of seven personality traits might predict this disorder.
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When it comes to personality traits, three were found to influence your likelihood of being addicted to your cellular device.
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The quiz itself determines your first and secondary elements, as well as what personality traits are associated with those elements.
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A study in 2013 from Cambridge university found that distinct personality traits are more common in specific regions of America.
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For people who are uncertain about who to befriend, the study can provide some guidance: look for specific personality traits.
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Infection has also been linked to certain personality traits, including aggression in women and a disregard for rules in men.
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Of course, everyone's situation is different, but if these routines, habits and personality traits describe you, you're doing something right.
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The study predicted people's personality traits based on a single like per person—they didn't even utilize comprehensive digital footprints.
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A lot of Miranda's personality traits are based on me and my family members, and funny stories from our childhood.
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Horniness doesn't just inspire the afflicted to concoct elaborate death scenarios, but all-new personality traits, tastes and behaviors, too.
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Those responses allowed researchers to inventory individual users' personality traits and match that data with words that they frequently used.
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Loss of freedom in other countries began the same way, with self-absorbed leaders with similar beliefs and personality traits.
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" On the downside, however: "Research suggests that swearing is linked to personality traits such as extraversion, dominance, narcissism, and neuroticism.
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He lands in the Great Before, an ethereal world where new souls are assigned personality traits before heading to Earth.
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How could that man, with those particular personality traits, create all these works with their overwhelming gravity and brutal beauty?
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More recently, humility has found a foothold in the most widely used measure of personality traits, the five- factor questionnaire.
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A similar process could present people looking for a new career with a job field that suits their personality traits.
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Her mother, Florence (Ehrich) Hiller, was a psychometric tester, a job that involved measuring people's skills, personality traits and knowledge.
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Airbnb has software designed to scan someone&aposs online presence, including social media, to predict their behavior and personality traits.
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Additionally, owners were asked to fill out surveys about their own personality traits and also answered questions about their dogs' behaviors.
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The "dark triad," a set of three socially aversive personality traits: narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy, all wrapped up in one person.
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She predicts Harry's longtime desire to be a dad mixed with his other personality traits will make him the perfect dad.
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Second, the same personality traits that made him a risk-taker on changing policy carried over into other decisions he made.
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Many of these genes seemed to be associated with other habits, personality traits, and mental health conditions, particularly the gene CADM2.
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Genetic material, better known as DNA, provides a blueprint of what makes each person unique, from physical features to personality traits.
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CNN's Fareed Zakaria talks to the man who pioneered a model to determine your personality traits based on your online activity.
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In 2003, he published findings from an eight-page survey sent to 2,000 people about the personality traits of household cooks.
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Paragon One's technology pairs students and professionals based on information like alma maters, college majors, hobbies and interests, and personality traits.
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Cambridge Analytica gathered this information to develop "psychographic" profiling tools, which it claimed could tailor political ads to users' personality traits.
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One of Midge Maisel's worst personality traits is believing people want to hear from her all the time, no matter what.
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The authors of the study then decided to look at the personality traits and motivations of these non-single Tinder users.
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But Brits and the Dutch share pretty much the same introverted personality traits, so why are the Dutch such enthusiastic greeters?
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Again, people hailing from the areas with a high economic uncertainty index chose the personality traits most associated with dominant personalities.
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He has found that comedians seem to have two competing personality traits: introverted anhedonia (inability to feel pleasure) and extroverted impulsiveness.
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It's likely that different personality traits contribute to different amounts of interest in celebrity gossip, according to Kruger, the Michigan psychologist.
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Three of the four personality traits identified by Preventure are linked to mental health issues, a critical risk factor for addiction.
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There's a whole science behind analyzing handwriting for personality traits called graphology, which has been around since the days of Aristotle.
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If you find you're harboring any of the following 11 toxic personality traits, it's time to make some serious changes.8.
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"With an anthropologist's eye, he outlines their different personality traits, their history and cultural touchstones," Nellie Bowles writes in her review.
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Many of them are obvious: the physical features, the personality traits and the skills and talents so often attributed to DNA.
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Psychologists identify the so-called "big five" personality traits, features which underpin other aspects of personality and are stable throughout adulthood.
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For example, my colleague Thomas B. Edsall beautifully summarized the recent academic analyses of what personality traits supposedly determine Trump support.
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The Pet Playlists draw from the user's personal taste in music and throws songs in based on the selected personality traits.
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Sex offenders often have antisocial personality traits, impulse control problems, hostility toward women, callous attitudes about sex, and other problematic characteristics.
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During the "Landslide"-tuned sequence, we see where many people in the Pearson family's deepest, and often darkest, personality traits came from.
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The president's personality traits appear to be rubbing off, to the detriment of his party as well as the rest of us.
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In his opinion it's time to stop labeling personality traits as "beneficial or malevolent" and begin to use those characteristics when appropriate.
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Indeed, studies suggest that it's really the confluence of certain personality traits with really hardcore porn that's likely to result in problems.
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I also think men who list their drink of choice as personality traits are by far the biggest douchebags on this planet.
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Recent research suggests that our tendency to be "nice" can be separated into two related but distinct personality traits: politeness and compassion.
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Personality traits exist along a continuum, and the vast majority of us aren't introverts or extroverts — we fall somewhere in the middle.
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Researchers analyzed factors such as the subjects' vocational interests and personality traits during adolescence, as well as their IQ and socioeconomic status.
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Is there any sort of bible for Dril's personality traits and backstory or is it all fairly loose and off the cuff?
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Social media and other apps now produce previously unimaginable troves of highly detailed data about individual behavior, preferences and even personality traits.
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As I've written, assessing a person's personality traits is much more difficult to do when we're examining them with a partisan overlay.
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He explains that we have a wonderful — but sometimes problematic — history of romanticizing personality traits that we often also associate with depression.
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The potential applications go well beyond that, leveraging the robot's different on-board technologies, including locomotion, facial recognition and programmable personality traits.
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Immediately, she was seated with others who shared her type for conversation on how their personality traits might affect their working styles.
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It also mischaracterized the idea that Harvard used personality traits and other intangible measures to limit the number of Asians it admits.
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Most of them give users a score called an "OCEAN" score based on 5 personality traits: Openness, Conscientiousness, Extroversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism.
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Core power comes from being very clear on your values, intentions, beliefs, personality traits, skills and information that you have that serve you.
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Variations in CADM2, the authors noted, have already been linked to taking more risks, greater alcohol use, and personality traits such as extraversion.
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Unsurprisingly, cat owners and people who rated more highly in personality traits like shyness and agreeableness were more likely to watch cat videos.
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The tool measures personality traits such as manipulation, impulsiveness, emotional deficiency, and a history of antisocial behavior that could be criminal in nature.
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Afterward, participants are required to fill out an elaborate self-report, in which they're asked to assess their own personality traits and behaviors.
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Just as everything was really starting to fall into place for little Leo's parents, Danny was bizarrely overcome by his worst personality traits.
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With Alexa, Alexa for Business, and now the one for kids, Amazon's assistant is beginning to exhibit different personality traits in different situations.
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Marianne is surrounded by monstrous sadists with no discernible personality traits beyond their sadism, the better to put Connell's earnest sweetness into contrast.
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Instead, he doubles down on the personality traits that turn off voters generally and makes comments that disgust women and minorities in particular.
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These two celestial bodies are key to defining someone's personality (the sun determines our basic personality traits, while the moon rules our emotions).
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Principal characters are brought together in unexpected configurations, like pieces in a sliding puzzle, allowing unguessed-at personality traits to catch the light.
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As a consequence they believe, as they write in Psychological Science, that they have shown how personality traits can indeed predict musical preferences.
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The personality traits associated with this include narcissism, lacking empathy, grandiosity, being impulsive, being a thrill seeker, fearing commitment and being self-destructive.
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But one of the biggest red flag personality traits, according to a Harvard Business School study, is the constant need to spread negativity.
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So the supposed definition of an addictive personality really relies on the erroneous belief that certain personality traits make someone vulnerable to addiction.
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Each sign of the Zodiac is known for a few special personality traits, which could certainly apply to their taste in gifts, too.
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"A lot of those choices result from interest, values and personality traits, but we want to make fields more open," said Georgetown's Hanson.
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Through "psychographic targeting," his team is trying to locate possible Cruz voters based on five personality traits: openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness and neuroticism.
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No one can guarantee you'll reach seven-figure status, but if these routines, habits and personality traits describe you, you're doing something right.
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The two were able to work well together because they shared certain personality traits: calmness, pragmatism and the courage to make unpopular decisions.
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Dementias are also associated with the disinhibition or emotions and impulses, and coarsening of personality traits, which President Trump has demonstrated in abundance.
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"From what we've done here, we have demonstrated that aggression and other personality traits are present in the mathematics of walking," he says.
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In mid-June, a lawsuit filed in federal court claimed Harvard regularly ranked Asian-American applicants' personality traits lower than any other race.
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As a study in the unusual personality traits required to pull this off, "Who Is Michael Ovitz?" represents a master class of sorts.
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The answer, again, was no: As for brain structure, the differences created mosaics of feminine and masculine personality traits, attitudes, interests, and behaviors.
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These are all personality traits and life events that could be relatable or aspirational for anyone looking to join their peer group. 2.
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There's always a chance they'll hide their less-appealing personality traits during the interview stage, only to reveal them after getting the job.
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Now that you have a list of character and personality traits, think more analytically: What purpose does the character serve on the show?
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A quick scan of her social media and fans would be easily forgiven for thinking Wilson possesses some of Amy's eccentric personality traits.
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I reluctantly revealed mine, as I wondered how this detailed profile of my personality traits and communication style would translate to my colleagues.
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It is not possible to control a study for all of those factors, including family wealth, personality traits, soft skills, talents and aspirations.
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They proposed that leaders possessed certain personality traits—courage, decisiveness, intelligence, attractiveness, and so on—that made them intrinsically followable, bureaucracy be damned.
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I reluctantly revealed mine, as I wondered how this detailed profile of my personality traits and communication style would translate to my colleagues.
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Whichever of these personality traits, or clusters of traits, you might prefer, the research itself does not characterize any as better or worse.
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Basically a blinking Siri whose "personality" traits you can choose via app, Harmony is as close as we've come so far to consumer sexbot.
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It may have been fun to find out which Disney princess you are, but all of those personality traits have been catalogued and monetized.
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The researchers say "what is good is beautiful," and this so-called "halo effect" shows that desirable personality traits are reflected in facial preference.
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In other words, with this celestial body in a given sign, that sign's usual strengths or personality traits may not come easily to you.
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A person who'd witnessed my least finest hours and my ugliest personality traits — but had continued to love me in spite of those flaws.
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Trump's desperate need to entertain, and his consistently demonstrated narcissism, may make for an interesting combination of personality traits when we're talking about comedians.
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Steven's mother Rose Quartz died giving birth to him, and he's been discovering her special Gem powers and personality traits within himself ever since.
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The datasets included usernames, email addresses, gender, age, sexual orientation, interests, profession, as well as detailed physical and personality traits and five million photos.
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Their reactions to the candidates, including Beto, show the personality traits these candidates need to shed to win over some swing voters in Ohio.
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The paper concluded that predicting personality traits based on their Facebook Likes could be used "to improve numerous products and services," like insurance advertising.
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It has catalogued your browsing habits over the years and collected information on your sexual orientation, political leanings, religious views, personality traits, and more.
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Plus, we're said to have some pretty awesome personality traits, like a consciousness for fashion (yes!) and a natural ability to make relationships work.
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I can love myself and I can love my body and my person and my sense of humour and my weird quirky personality traits.
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One possibility is that failing to complete selected challenges was demoralizing and led participants to re-evaluate their personality traits in a harsher light.
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We love to incorporate those tiny, little personality traits of where we're from because it's our way of archiving the history that we know.
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We've moved into the more subtle nuances of how their personality traits can wreak havoc on their motivations, because that's where humor comes from.
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That's because studies overwhelmingly show that men who possess the Dark Triad personality traits (narcissism, psychopathy and Machiavellism) are adept at beginning new relationships.
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In one experiment, researchers asked students in a six-week archaeology course to rate each other on different personality traits, as well as attractiveness.
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Business Insider spoke to master graphologist, Kathi McKnight, who analyzes handwriting for personality traits, to figure out what these details in your handwriting mean.
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We're said to share personality traits with our Orisha, who ultimately helps us learn more about ourselves in order to lead an effective life.
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It found that agreeable people tend to save less than those with other dominant personality traits—including conscientiousness, extraversion, neuroticism, and openness to experience.
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Students: Read the entire article and watch the video within it, and then tell us: — Do you agree that chimpanzees possess human personality traits?
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A complex web of conditions contributes to late-life suicide, including physical illness and functional decline, personality traits and coping styles, and social disconnection.
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Given how difficult it is to collect data on juries, the research into the correlation between personality traits and jury decisions is extremely limited.
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Trump&aposs own personality traits — like feeling beyond reproach, twisting the truth, and ignoring dissent — track to those of other cult leaders, he said.
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Rather, Asperger's is an integral part of who we are, a way of being that carries unique personality traits, challenges and strengths as well.
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Not silly things about their morning routines or whether they like intermittent fasting, but more about things like personality traits that may link them.
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The research isn't conclusive, but it hints that there may be some personality traits that are more likely to respond to placebo or nocebo.
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Here are nine of the most common dark personality traits the team identified, all of which have far more in common than what separates them.
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Whether you want to keep it simple with a tiny Taurus symbol, or dive deeper into your zodiac sign's personality traits, the possibilities are endless.
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Whatever their personal motivations, they often share personality traits similar to that of outsider artists in that they are detail-oriented and almost frighteningly driven.
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In Japan, though, your blood type could even have deeper consequences, since many people in the country believe that blood type can predict personality traits.
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Schaller says social susceptibility may be one of the strongest forces in encouraging new residents to dial up some personality traits while toning down others.
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While someone can have personality traits that suggest they might have some psychopathic tendencies, it doesn't mean they have a diagnosed personality or mental disorder.
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In a separate study that year, researchers found that people who troll demonstrated a strong link to personality traits of sadism, narcissism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism.
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Confidence emerged as one of the most desirable personality traits among prospective job candidates, according to the 200 talent acquisition professionals surveyed for the report.
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The president-elect scored low marks with voters on a wide array of personality traits, including honesty, temperament and favorability, according to CNN exit polls.
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You don't morph into a totally different person when you're drunk, but certain personality traits might be more pronounced than they are when you're sober.
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This algorithm, it claims, is based on data about "personality traits and key values" collected from more than 50,000 married couples in 23 different countries.
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A Harvard Business School study found that one of the biggest red flag personality traits in an employee is the constant need to spread negativity.
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Sims 4 sees the most advanced-looking Sims yet, with the ability to customize their appearance, fashion styles, personality traits, skills, careers, and walk styles.
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Psychologists at Oakland University asked participants to list reasons why they've decided to stay friends with previous partners, before polling this against certain personality traits.
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This is important because it shows that it may be something about the psychedelic experience itself that is related to these personality traits and attitudes.
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Narcissistic personality traits — such as grandiosity, superiority and entitlement — have been on the rise in recent years, especially among high-profile leaders and successful CEOs.
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Cambridge Analytica harvested personal information on where users lived and what pages they liked, which helped build psychological profiles that analyzed characteristics and personality traits.
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Despite this price that billionaires pay, some of their personality traits are helpful both in making a lot of money and in making them happy.
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What's more, research finds ascending the ladder of power only magnifies your personality traits, and makes you more likely to act in accordance with them.
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The people's answers were used to measure them according to the "Big Five Inventory" which evaluates personality traits like agreeableness, conscientiousness, extroversion, neuroticism, and openness.
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Four years ago, he was pursuing a Ph.D. in psychology, hoping to create better tests for signature personality traits like introversion or openness to change.
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All it takes is a pain-free cheek swab to learn about your dog's personality traits, DNA composition, breed mix, predisposition to disease, and more.
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The difference now is that we can each cast that presidential "character" into our own preferred story lines and imbue him with different personality traits.
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And there are a lot of factors, from someone's personality traits and brain-processing speed to how much they need to feel they're in control.
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Tasked at putting together stools (and eventually, a bar), they each first learned to work together — stopping only to describe their personality traits to the other.
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As a bonus, you'll even receive a custom photo certificate of your dog's breed, as well as a report on their personality traits and health concerns.
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What's more, research finds that ascending the ladder of power only magnifies your personality traits, and makes you more likely to act in accordance with them.
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War Machine works as a candid look at modern day combat, and how one man's personality traits can end up affecting multiple countries for the worse.
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If you are an owner of any of these featured doggos, please comment below and confirm, debunk, or add to any of the listed personality traits.
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The survey asked people who cooked meals at home to fill out questions about their cooking habits, the foods they often ate, and their personality traits.
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It is an illness, separate and distinct from the person, which has no bearing on his or her character and is not related to personality traits.
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When you see someone for several hours nearly every single day, certain quirks and personality traits are bound to get a little annoying after a while.
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Marx rejects the idea that stress levels and personality traits are to blame for comedians' poor health, and says it is more to do with lifestyle.
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In terms of its defining personality traits, she says it possesses a combination of those associated with Scorpio and Sagittarius, the signs it succeeds and precedes.
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First, let's look at the most obvious and well-known feature in Ivanka's chart: her Scorpio sun, which rules her likes, dislikes, and basic personality traits.
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The technology will make pay fairer by taking biases and personality traits out of consideration, says Sudhir Jha, head of product management and strategy at Infosys.
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Linguist Kieran Snyder's study of performance reviews in tech companies showed that women are routinely criticized for having personality traits that don't conform to feminine stereotypes.
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If the personality traits match those linked to safe, careful driving, participants could receive a discount up to 15 percent a year on their car insurance.
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It then applies IBM's Watson to assess the different personality traits of students based on their work such as openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness and emotional range.
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" The study's authors conclude, "Assessing optimism and pessimism as separate entities improves the prognostic values of the connection between these personality traits and coronary heart disease.
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The main one is introducing assorted characters who in one way or another can't sublimate their problems or personality traits in the face of possible extinction.
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Meanwhile, women tend to demonstrate dueling desires: a loving and committed partner and an attraction to men with darker personality traits, usually for the shorter term.
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In modern Western astrology, we look for predictions about life events and personality traits by calculating the placement of the planets at the time of birth.
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One of the benefits of the MBTI is that, even if it were to be misused, it merely suggests personality traits and habits, rather than diagnoses.
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And these high functioners, they already have the personality traits required to change if they want to — they're not paralyzed, they use it to drive them.
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As Picciolini pointed out, research shows a remarkable degree of similarity in the personality traits of individuals recruited by both ISIS and right-wing extremist groups.
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And some feel different platforms have a tendency to accentuate certain personality traits: Twitter reveals the adversarial part in many of its users, Instagram encourages vanity.
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These personality traits create what UBS and PwC call the "billionaire effect": Companies run by billionaires perform twice as well as the rest of the market.
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Not just our IQ, but something you've said is that, you know, a lot of traits come down like this — the big five personality traits, determination.
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Basically, certain participants were found to have the biological and personality traits for binge eating, and these were found to be directly influenced by oxytocin levels.
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Using neuroscience, big data and machine learning, Gooroo's Mindspace tool helps the company understand the individual's personality traits and find where they're best suited to succeed.
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Research into personality traits viewed as malevolent goes back at least to Sigmund Freud, the Viennese pioneer of psychiatry who identified narcissism - or excessive self-love.
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Recognizing which personality traits are closely tied to thoughts of suicide could make intervention easier; it could also undercut the notion that perfectionist striving is healthy.
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That final job cemented two personality traits that have come to define Sestak: his (perhaps overzealous) work ethic and his independent (some might say contrarian) spirit.
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The new contract includes a plan to screen teachers for various personality traits and stamina to teach in the city's public schools before they start work.
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You'll be better at analyzing your own personality traits when it comes to relationships, whether it's realizing you're "unavailable" like Big or sometimes immature like Steve ...
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The application involves filling in a Google form with personal details, personality traits and, finally, the applicant has to say what they think of Mr Maezawa.
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A recent study used machine learning techniques on Twitter data to evaluate the personality traits of users and see how they are associated with various jobs.
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Here are five personality traits to develop if you want to become more successful: You don't have to work 12 hour days to be extremely productive.
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"Your personality traits can make physical health worse," said the lead author, Dr. Mikko Pankalainen, a psychiatrist at the Paijat-Hame Central Hospital in Lahti, Finland.
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Women are still expected to express themselves within a narrow range of emotions and personality traits: they can't be too aggressive, they can't be too soft.
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It's a particularly striking moment because it was the rare conservative media outlet that confronted Donald Trump, rejecting some of his worst personality traits and attitudes.
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The app has a number of "categories" that friends can quiz each other on, such as what their favorite foods and sports are, or other personality traits.
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STEREOTYPING: The poll asked respondents to rate people of different races on a series of personality traits, including their general intelligence, work ethic, manners, peacefulness and lawfulness.
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From your openness to trying to new things to how outgoing you are, personality traits can reveal what you're into and how things are going in bed.
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In addition to showing strong leadership behaviors, social CEO candidates also share personality traits that make them better wired for business judgment than their non-social counterparts.
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What the authors set out to investigate were shared narcissistic personality traits between non-incarcerated sexual offenders (such as the male college students surveyed) and incarcerated ones.
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Some political scientists say that empathy is not a crucial factor in presidential races, noting that personality traits don't correlate well with the results on Election Day.
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Billionaires' companies are also consistently more profitable than companies not run by billionaires, and shareholders have billionaires' shared personality traits to thank, according to UBS and PwC.
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However, a key point is not being mentioned: The formulas developed by Cambridge Analytica to explain and predict people's personality traits and behaviors are most likely hogwash.
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It is as if someone has assembled personality traits into a convenient pattern, no writer ever re-examines it: it is easier to use the accepted pattern.
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Well, they reflect the personalities of their creators, and after a while — if you are paying attention — you can begin to see those personality traits peek through.
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Documents showing that Harvard rated Asian-American applicants lower on personality traits than applicants of other races raise questions about how college admissions officers evaluate intangible criteria.
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This accuracy means it could be possible to predict the best occupation for someone based on their digital fingerprint, and the personality traits implied by that fingerprint.
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While financial factors certainly contribute to burnout, research shows that a parent&aposs personality traits, such as being a perfectionist, actually account for more of a risk.
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You'll discover the history of their breed mix, along with other important details like their DNA composition, predisposition to disease, personality traits, and a whole lot more.
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Drawn to the severe aberrations of personality that led to these unspeakable horrors, Stone identified narcissism and aggression as the two top personality traits that define evil.
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Many of them live successfully among the rest of us, using their personality traits to get what they want in life, often at the expense of others.
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Since it's October and something supernatural is in the air, you might as well take some serious stock in the personality traits given to you by the zodiac.
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Damore argues that "highly heritable" personality traits (including higher "agreeableness" and a preference for "artistic" jobs among women) are responsible for gender gaps in tech, ignoring cultural explanations.
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Your words and actions appear to be classic "projection" on your part, revealing the following personality traits: Small, like when you argue about the size of your hands.
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Yet science also shows that personality traits matter at least some of the time, both in the long-term partners we choose and our shorter-term, umm, relationships.
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For years, Mr. Goldschneider had asked people he met for their sun sign and date of birth, assembling a database of personality traits he supposed were natally based.
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These elements appear directly across from each other on the Wheel of the Zodiac, and they tend to possess very different, if not flat-out conflicting, personality traits.
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Bringas gushed about playing Kimmy's daughter, "I just kind of loved watching her on set and trying to pick up on some of her personality traits," she said.
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Since then, psychologists have learned all kinds of things, like what parenting style leads to more procrastinators (authoritarian) and what personality traits are related to procrastination (lower conscientiousness).
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A 2009 paper from NYU found parents' political orientation was much more predictive of voting behavior in the 2008 election than any of the Big Five personality traits.
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A person's social support, their health practices, family lifestyle and illness patterns, personality traits, and social, structural and cultural factors are all integral to their health and healing.
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That focus had quieted down in recent weeks, with the race centering on Trump's personality traits and questions about whether the parties could unify behind a single candidate.
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Psychologists have identified certain personality traits and brain sensitivities that are often shared between people who believe they have been abducted or experienced an encounter with the extraterrestrial.
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Another, "Gender Differences in Personality Traits Across Cultures: Robust and Surprising Findings," is from the peer-reviewed Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, but was published in 2001.
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Early on, Liv discovers that one side effect of eating brains is that she temporarily takes on the personality traits of the people whose frontal lobes she's consumed.
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It takes a special sequence of events, he argues, specific personality traits united with genetic predispositions, social factors and political imbalance to create the world's most brutal leaders.
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And after barreling from a chief of staff recommended by Republican congressional leaders (Reince Priebus) to a military general who shared some of Mr. Trump's personality traits (Mr.
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Previous studies have attributed the gender eco-friendliness gap to a difference in personality traits, with the idea that women are more likely to be altruistic and nurturing.
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Some politicians, including Julius Caesar and Hannibal, placed emphasis on the simple diets of rulers and emperors, as a way to highlight personality traits and demonstrate temperate behavior.
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Before long, Rorschach was using the test to diagnose psychiatric illnesses and predict personality traits, claiming that he got it wrong less than 25 percent of the time.
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The questions ranged from asking about their income and make of car, to measuring their levels of the five major personality traits: neuroticism, openness, conscientiousness, agreeableness and extraversion.
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Participants self-reported on their personality traits while sober and then contrasted them with the loosey goosey version of themselves that came out after hitting the margarita machine.
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The research controlled for other substances, personality traits, and demographic factors (like age) "and interestingly, then we only found psychedelics to be predictive of nature-relatedness," Forstmann said.
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It would do so based on survey questions that measure the Big Five or "OCEAN" personality traits commonly used in psychology research — Openness, Conscientiousness, Extroversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism.
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Me3 is a new app that's launching today that's designed to help you meet new people who share your interests, goals, and personality traits — also known as potential pals.
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Some people refer to this cocktail of characteristics as "only child syndrome," which obviously isn't a real medical condition, but attempts to explain the personality traits of only children.
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In exchange for a questionable assessment of their personality traits, they handed off the bulk of their carefully curated Facebook profile to unknown academics for the good of science.
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Moreover, the professional norms that drive how journalists cover elections tend to produce somewhat uniform and balanced campaign coverage focused on the horse race and on candidates' personality traits.
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It could be a coincidence, or it could have more to do with personality traits and even how people typically respond to questionnaires; this could be the omitted variable.
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These studies show that tailoring messages and tactics to personality traits such as openness or neuroticism increased voter turnout — which is the way Cambridge Analytica advised the Trump campaign.
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What sleep says about your personality In early research, Idzikowski linked sleep positions to personality traits, by comparing a person's sleep stance to the results of their personality tests.
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But more than 100 years before accounts connecting hair with personality traits became commonplace, white Americans had already been using hair as a shorthand for classifying and interpreting race.
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Frankly, if Palladino were staying true to the character arc and personality traits she had put in place, I would assume 22-year-old Rory would get an abortion.
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There is some dispute to these findings, however; one review found that when controlled for factors like health, intelligence, and the "big five" personality traits, the "attractiveness gap" disappears.
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" He added, "I think we should talk about body language, but it should be in the context that it's certainly not as important as other factors including personality traits.
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A recently-launched scheme from Admiral Insurance targeted first-time car owners, offering to analyze their Facebook posts to see if their personality traits matched those of successful drivers.
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That's according to a small study led by German researchers in which people looked at photographs of hundreds of faces and rated the people pictured on different personality traits.
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If you've ever wondered why one of your personality traits seems to outshine the rest, it's high time you checked your birth chart — you just might have a stellium.
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A study at the University of Alabama showed that, although it isn't safe to draw assumptions about someone's competence based on their handshake, you can accurately identify personality traits.
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Individuals with a preference for intuition are significantly more likely to become entrepreneurs than those who have other personality traits like sensing or judging, according to the firm's findings.
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A new lawsuit filed in federal court on Friday claims Harvard regularly ranked Asian-American applicants' personality traits lower than any other race, according to The New York Times.
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The OkCupid dataset included usernames, ages, genders, locations, what kind of relationship (or sex) users are interested in, personality traits, and answers to the site's thousands of profiling questions.
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Mounting evidence suggests that our personality traits affect our experience of the world and shape the course of our lives — it determines the information you choose to focus on.
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Previous research suggests d--- pic senders tend to be narcissistsThis isn't the first time research has suggested unwanted penis-picture senders share certain personality traits like low self-esteem.
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He said Mei's algorithm scores each participant on personality traits like "openness" and "artistic interest," then offers a comparison — a "similarity score" — of the two parties who are communicating.
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"These personality traits explain the desire to own high-status products, and the same traits also explain why such people break traffic regulations more frequently than others," Lönnqvist added.
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The assessments screen for cognitive abilities, skills, detail orientation, problem solving and deductive reasoning, as well as personality traits like empathy, risk aversion, leadership, and problem solving, Leaser said.
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To be loved, we don't need to keep improving and updating ourselves, coming up with new personality traits and skills with which to surprise and entertain our loved ones.
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As executives and career experts begin to broaden their understanding of what it means to lead a team, personality traits like extroversion are seen in in a new light.
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Since the 1950s, social scientists have conducted over 240 studies to determine whether similarity in terms of attitudes, personality traits, outside interests, values and other characteristics leads to attraction.
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The test gives users a score called their "OCEAN" score, referring to how it calculates performance on a measure of five personality traits: Openness, Conscientiousness, Extroversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism.
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Negan is supposed to be both a villain and an example of how people with fringe personality traits could reasonably give in to their darker impulses under the right circumstances.
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But the prevalence in certain biomarkers and emotion patterns also matched up with those who had anxiety or depression or who identified anger as one of their primary personality traits.
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After all, when we first learn about the signs of the Zodiac, we're taught that they each have a specific set of likes, dislikes, and personality traits that define them.
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The second is an increasing focus on fostering the attitudes and personality traits found in successful people in an array of disciplines—including those who did not ace intelligence tests.
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" Specifically, Ivanka demonstrates three key personality traits that are used to describe "人生赢家" (ren shen ying jia), or "winners" in China — the buzzword equivalent of a "girlboss.
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The article in "Tylko Polska" ("Only Poland"), a low-circulation, nationally distributed right-wing weekly, describes how to recognize Jews based on their last names, personality traits and facial features.
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Researchers asked undergrads to review headshots of close to 100 managing partners at top law firms and rate them on different personality traits, including dominance, facial maturity, likability, and trustworthiness.
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Astrologer Annie Heese writes that each cardinal sign expresses their need for control in different areas of life (after all, Aries, Cancers, Libras, and Caps have very different personality traits).
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What this research tells us is that your sexual behaviors, attitudes, and overall health are, at least in part, a function of your standing on the Big Five personality traits.
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If you find you're harboring any of these 11 negative personality traits, including low emotional intelligence, impatience, or managing with fear, it may be time to make some serious changes.
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A study published in July from the University of Illinois on brain personality traits and brain volume confirmed that a positive attitude can boost our brain's ability to manage discomfort.
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With leading questions and embarrassing exercises, the kiosks were assessing me — personality traits, risk tolerance and I.Q. — to construct a profile of the kind of spy I might best be.
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But it's not just their friends who will be surprised; Leos may adopt some personality traits that not even they knew they were capable of over the next few days.
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Since the 1950s, social scientists have conducted more than 240 studies to determine whether similarity in terms of attitudes, personality traits, outside interests, values, and other characteristics leads to attraction.
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The effect of exposure to healthy foods on children's eating behavior is also influenced by their personality traits, which can be a barrier to their responsiveness to healthy eating messages.
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It included computer-generated scores of the so-called Big Five personality traits — including openness and conscientiousness, where I scored highly, and neuroticism where, to my surprise, I scored low.
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While other studies suggest that narcissists are typically drawn to products that "promote their personal uniqueness," the authors wanted to dig deeper into the personality traits of luxury car owners.
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Research like this study could suggest good alternative career paths for someone who wants to find a new job where they can find success with their skills and personality traits.
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State officials said allowing the ads could spur people with "impulsive personality traits" to buy more handguns, and the law advanced California's interests in reducing handgun crime and handgun suicides.
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And for individuals, she said, the personality traits that may predispose them to extremist views may also predispose them to seek a career involving weapons and the use of force.
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The internet turns out to be a wonderland for people with a cluster of really negative personality traits called the "Dark Tetrad": narcissism, psychopathy, sadism, and ruthless self-interest (Machiavellianism).
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We consulted the work of our good friends, the Astrotwins, to sort out each sign's common personality traits, to better understand what they might need in a cuddling and sleeping position.
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"I'm not saying that all men are different than all women, just that there's a distribution of these personality traits and that distribution differs between men and women," Damore told Bloomberg.
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Michael Scott owns one of Trump's business books, and though he admittedly takes no pleasure in firing people like the current president does, there's no denying the two share personality traits.
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"Your personality traits can make physical health worse," Dr. Mikko Pankalainen, the study's lead author and a psychiatrist at the Paijat-Hame Central Hospital in Finland, told The New York Times.
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Using surveys and voluntary data from Facebook, researchers analysed the personality traits of 1.5m people and determined that people living in "Middle America" are more likely to be friendly and agreeable.
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It is possible that this child be treated as though s/he has certain personality traits—for example, a Katherine may be a good student, while an Allison may be mischievous.
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Sure, he's still a bit cliché at times — onscreen starving artists always are — but Gosling, unlike Stone, gets to slip into a character with some actual personality traits beyond the basics.
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Here are some personality traits related to eye movements (as outlined in a report the team of researchers published earlier this year, which led to their experiment results announced last week).
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The research could be helpful in prevention efforts by using educational campaigns to target people who have the personality traits that might make them more likely to drive distracted, she said.
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For kids with personality traits that put them at risk, learning how to manage traits that make us different and often difficult could change a trajectory that can lead to tragedy.
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The truth is that being objectively similar doesn't seem to matter all that much and that having certain personality traits (like high conscientiousness and low neuroticism) seems to be more important.
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By comparing the music ratings to participants' personality traits, the researchers found that people who were more empathetic and conscientious of others' feelings were more likely to enjoy mellow, emotional music.
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The good news is, while personality traits are relatively stable over time, there is mounting evidence that personality is malleable — they can and often do gradually change across the life span.
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Even after considering a student's major, personality traits and features of the learning environment, students with lower GPAs reported innovation intentions that were, on average, greater than their higher-GPA counterparts.
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The company, which used data from IBM's supercomputer Watson, performed an analysis of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other tech leaders to determine some of their top personality traits and characteristics.
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The animals were individually assessed by graduate students in the earlier study, and in the latest by Tanzanian field assistants, on personality traits like agreeableness, extroversion, depression, aggression and self-control.
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And it can infer even more: our sexual orientation, political beliefs, relationship status, drug use, and other personality traits -- even if we didn't take the personality test that Cambridge Analytica developed.
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The model that best explained the variation in their data incorporated the two, suggesting that both learning and innate personality traits had a role in influencing how cows act over time.
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Data from IBM's supercomputer Watson and job firm Paysa found that Musk's top five personality traits include: intellect, immoderation, cautiousness, emotionality and altruism, all qualities that relate to Musk's emotional intelligence.
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For decades, psychologists have been leery about associating personality traits with physical characteristics, because of the lasting taint of phrenology and eugenics; studying faces this way was, in essence, a taboo.
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Enter J. Walker, an illustrator and animator who has devoted a huge portion of his Instagram feed to cathartic cartoons lampooning the President's troubling policies and (even more troubling) personality traits.
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Saying "he's crazy" as a stand-in for "I find those personality traits insufferable and those statements reprehensible" reinforces the link in the public's mind between mental illness and moral failing.
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An Atlantic piece from 2018 explores this phenomenon, noting that astrology tends to bubble up in times of uncertainty, as astrology is a way of explaining random events and personality traits.
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The company will combine that information with personality traits and interests gleaned from your profile to populate your app with a carousel of genetically and socially optimized potential mates in your area.
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Negative [and] unhealthy personality traits (on both of our parts) began to expose themselves about three weeks prior to our ending it, and I began to realize it wasn't gonna work out.
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There are certain people in my life who I kind of stole personality traits from, and certain things I know people in Los Angeles are interested in that I just find funny.
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A dystopian thriller set in the not-so-distant future, it features Noomi Rapace (Prometheus, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) playing seven identical sisters, each with different personality traits and attributes.
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To get a clearer picture of this, it helps to examine people's early lives, to look at how personality traits manifest as what psychologists called "temperament" -- or the raw ingredients of personality.
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At times this can come across as being reserved and introverted, but it's less to do with those personality traits than it is to do with honesty and not engaging with hyperbole.
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Contrary to these perceptions, a San Diego State University study by Jeff Conte revealed that tardiness is typically seen in people who multitask, or are high in relaxed, Type B personality traits.
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It's a variation on the trapped-in-a-cave format: Each surviving teenager has a back story, and for some, the crisis will bring out personality traits they didn't know were there.
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Although most of the animals tested in 1973 had died by the time the recent analysis was conducted, the study also concluded that an animal's personality traits were generally consistent over time.
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This lawsuit contends that the school gives these applicants lower scores for personality traits like "humor" and "grit" and that it rejects qualified Asian-Americans in favor of African-Americans and Latinos.
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MOSCOW/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The psychologist at the center of a scandal over the misuse of millions of Facebook users' personal data worked with Russian researchers on a study of toxic personality traits.
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The profiles would be used to "identify the personality traits of individuals" in states to be targeted by the Bolton PAC, said the agenda, which was prepared for SCL and Cambridge staff.
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The last time this happened was in 1956, so those who are born this year or turn 60 this year are said to share the personality traits of being ambitious but irritable.
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Soft skills are the set of behaviors and personality traits that you use everyday, like collaboration and problem-solving, while hard skills tend to be function-specific and technical like computer programming.
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In practical if perhaps not in moral terms, these decisions might be less troubling if Mr. Trump were found, say, to have Alzheimer's disease, with a resultant coarsening of longstanding personality traits.
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She says she makes I Weigh pages in her spare time — lists of all of the accomplishments and personality traits that make her who she is — and she stopped looking in the mirror.
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The results show that British people associated the Prime Minister with all the "negative" personality traits: In fact, David Cameron is the highest scorer in all three categories: More style than substance (44%).
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What's clear from that tag line -- "no Mr. Nice Guy ... sometimes you need a Donald Trump" -- is that the campaign understands how poorly the President is perceived on a bevy of personality traits.
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And given how often we joke about a child inheriting, say, their parent's forgetfulness or other personality traits, it's not irrational to think that a mental health disorder might be passed on, too.
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At FP's trailer, Jughead ignores a call from Betty (NOT OK!) in front of Toni Topaz while they're discussing their mutual love of true crime and the personality traits of the serial killers.
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The first hundred million years of a planet's existence determine many of their more mature personality traits: what they're made of, what their atmospheres are like, whether a magnetic field wraps around them.
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While nearly all of us feel that temptation, some of us are more likely to give in than others — specifically, folks who are low on conscientiousness, one of the "big five" personality traits.
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For some, these simulations contribute to developing antisocial personality traits, but for others dating sims can provide a means of coping with loneliness and depression, and exploring their sexuality in a safe environment.
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Drawing from academic psychology, those different states — happy, calm, brave, confident, and excited, to name a few — are derived from combinations of the big five personality traits used to describe the human psyche.
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So one of the things I've been interested in is trying to test the assumption that personality traits and behavior patterns are radically different between college undergraduates and people convicted of sexual assault.
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Samuel ordered almost all of his papers to be burned when he died, so some of the lively personality traits found here may be more the result of imaginative storytelling than documentary rigour.
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In the first survey, 288 individuals, the majority of whom were university students at a Midwestern University, took a number of online tests that gathered information on demographics, attachment style, and personality traits.
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With precocious assurance, the book shows the emotional directness and unabashed musicality that would abide across Neruda's drastic alternations of style, along with other personality traits, as it were, of a long career.
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At the University of Minnesota, where he was a graduate student, Dr. Gottesman became curious about the role that genetics might play in forming personality traits or making people susceptible to mental illness.
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People who knew Neumann in his role as a startup investor observed some of the same personality traits he became known for at WeWork — such as being boisterous, brash, and full of bluster.
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Taking that into account, Ms. Brayer gave her view of each writer, offering lighthearted lessons in graphology, or "the scientific study of handwriting as a projection of personality traits," as she called it.
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For example, an earlier study found that when predicting relationship and life satisfaction, what matters most are your own personality traits, followed by your partner's, followed by similarity between you and your partner.
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If you're really curious about the dark side of your personality, this is the best quiz we know of that registers your dark personality traits without pretending it's some kind of online psychologist.
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We know that personality traits can be pretty deeply embedded by early childhood, but we also know that which traits and dispositions are brought to the fore, individually and collectively, depends on circumstances.
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And not only their interests but their personalities as well: The more officially egalitarian a society, a credible body of research suggests, the stronger the differences in stereotypically male and female personality traits.
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Most of the risk factors did increase people's likelihood of being depressed at any age, including low education, recent negative life events, personality traits, reduced social functioning, an unhealthy lifestyle and poor health.
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And in fact, about 20 years ago, psychologists at Tilburg University in the Netherlands first identified the so-called Type D personality after noticing that many heart-disease patients displayed certain personality traits.
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A sherpa and a shepherd from the Pyrenees will both describe a deep spiritual connection to the land and similar personality traits: insularity, self-reliance, a gift for improvisation, a suspicion of outsiders.
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Mr. de Blasio's proposal coincided with new allegations that Harvard University had used intangible measures like personality traits to lower Asian applicants' ratings, in an effort to limit their numbers at the college.
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Carol is too busy connecting the dots about herself to really have any discernible, organic personality traits beyond wanting to throw punches at wayward Skrulls and wanting to find out more about herself.
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Meet-cutes become the introduction into the characters' most defining personality traits—a disarming moment revealing them at their most shy, quirky, sassy, damaged, cynical, ambitious, fussy, arrogant, or maybe even kind of slutty.
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Each time you play, the first thing you do is create your character, by drawing cards that represent three personality traits, an occupation, and three physical features that might help entice the other player.
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Superhero stories give us a good that is more readily recognizable, more human (in that these are ultimately just human beings with outsize personality traits manifesting as superpowers), while also offering smaller-scale evils.
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A research team led by Dr. Gayle Brewer of the University of Liverpool looked at how alcohol consumption affects how women view men with the "dark triad" of personality traits—narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy.
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The great thing about Speechless — created by former Friends writer and producer Scott Silveri — is that it manages to draft off these stereotypes while giving the resulting characters real motivations and actual personality traits.
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"However, data from a few studies in the last decade have shown that a single psychedelic experience can lead to an increase in one of the 'Big 5' personality traits—openness," Evans told Motherboard.
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Most low-wage workers are underpaid relative to their measured intelligence and personality traits, and many of the highest-paid professionals — including doctors, lawyers and financial managers — are overpaid according to the same metrics.
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In 2013, he co-authored a paper that found that people's Facebook "likes" could be used to predict personal characteristics like personality traits (a finding that reportedly inspired the conservative data firm Cambridge Analytica).
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Given the show's premise — she plays one of a series of clones — she has had to play multiple characters, each with different personality traits, quirks, and accents, often playing against herself in many scenes.
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An example: He implies that stress and anxiety are personality traits inherent in females, but more likely they are due to the pressures and discrimination women face on the job that men do not.
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In their 2014 study, Buckels and her co-authors did note a strong association between people who engaged in trolling and malevolent personality traits, particularly Machiavellianism, narcissism, psychopathy, and sadism, in particular, she says.
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The data, collected from November 2014 to March 2015, includes user names, ages, gender, religion, and personality traits, as well as answers to the personal questions the site asks to help match potential mates.
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In one round of questioning, researchers asked hundreds of college students about their personality traits, age-group stereotypes, and their opinions of narcissism and entitlement both as traits and as labels for their generation.
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Ms. Cloutier acknowledged that it's hard to know what comes first, the dog or the personality traits that make someone likely to commit to a relationship, and that the links could reflect reverse causality.
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Adolescents who are prone to risky behavior may be more likely to become heavy pot smokers, and these personality traits may also make them riskier drivers, explained Brown, who wasn't involved in the study.
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Nearly half of the gender difference in the willingness to pay for a regrade can be explained by the gender differences in the confidence level, uncertainty about the potential outcomes, and participants' personality traits.
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Each user's digital fingerprint was classified and given a score for the Big Five personality traits that are frequently used in psychology research, according to Psychology Today: openness, agreeableness, extraversion, emotional stability, and conscientiousness.
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A psychological study of 43 ultra-high net worth individuals from across the globe by German researcher Rainer Zitelmann found that one of the personality traits they all share is a problem with authority.
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But none are as well-studied, or as reliably predictive, as IQ. Personality traits, a recent study found, can explain about 6 percent of the variance in test scores for students under age 16.
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A self-driving and self-navigating system can quickly take on a much more welcomed persona through artificial intelligence with personal connections to its user, and solutions offered to match user habits and personality traits.
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But now there's a woman named Gloria Mark at UC Irvine who has done research showing you can actually get people's big five personality traits just by their click patterns alone, with 80 percent accuracy.
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Consistent with recent personality change theory, the more trait-consistent behavioral challenges that the students successfully completed, the more their personality traits shifted over the course of the study in the direction that they desired.
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The law barred gun dealers from posting handgun ads or images of handguns outside of their stores, claiming the images could encourage people with "impulsive personality traits" to buy more handguns, the news service reported.
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The research behind the political campaigns run by Cambridge Analytica in 2016 suggested that a few Facebook likes are enough for an algorithm to identify our gender, personality traits, sexual orientation, religious and political beliefs.
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Drawing from personality traits of deities in Yoruba culture with words as well as patterns, Mr. Senbanjo says he conveys various attributes of the gods onto his subjects' bodies, based on conversations before painting them.
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The blood (which was once thought to be one of the four humours, governing personality traits, but which is actually primarily used to transmit oxygen) glugs out, darker in colour and slower than you'd expected.
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In other words, when considered in isolation, people's own (and their partner's) personality traits mattered when it came to how they felt about their relationships and lives more broadly—but what about having similar personalities?
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Arianna Tombolesi found the list lacking, and made what we thought was a great suggestion: I would've added a good amount of personality traits that you need to be a successful adult to this list.
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The company badged voters with personality-specific labels such as "highly neurotic" — targeting individuals with customized content designed to pray on their fears and/or hopes based on its analysis of voters' personality traits. #CONSCIENTIOUS?
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In all of these books, the characters tended to be drawn with clearly designated personality traits: "Little Women"'s Jo was "boyish" and literary, for example, while her sister Amy was "spoilt," with yellow hair.
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At best, astrology gives people a sense of control in a chaotic world and helps them relate to others by ascribing personality traits and life's seeming randomness to star signs and the movements of planets.
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DNA My Dog Breed Identification Test Apart from uncovering your dog's exact breed mix, this kit delivers detailed reports that give you insight into your dog's unique characteristics, including their DNA composition and personality traits.
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Their findings, published Thursday in the journal Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications, suggest that instead of being your best judge of attractiveness and other personality traits, you're better off asking the advice of a stranger.
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A psychological study of 43 ultra-high net worth individuals from across the globe by German researcher Rainer Zitelmann found that one of the personality traits many of them share is a problem with authority.
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It's definitely my mission to get it into the curriculum somehow, to create an educational resource to help teach children how to be inspiring, how to cultivate personality traits that will make them first women.
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As sound as this theory is, it doesn't mean it's impossible for a Gemini to find common ground with (or even befriend) a Virgo, but some of their personality traits and values will be at odds.
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Shiner, who is also co-editor of the "Handbook of Temperament," says that personality traits are the fuller expression of temperamental traits, as they have more room to manifest as infant turns to child to adult.
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It&aposs possible that both the infections themselves and the behaviors measured in the studies are driven by some third factor, such as pre-existing personality traits that make people more likely to encounter cat feces.
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Based on Carl Gustav Jung's study of psychological traits (for example, introversion and extroversion) and the famous Myers-Briggs test, 16 Personalities covers the "Big Five" personality traits of individuals: mind, energy, nature, tactics, and identity.
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Then, in 1996, psychology professor Frank Sulloway, PhD, suggested that a person's expression of the "Big Five" personality traits (extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism, conscientiousness, and openness to experience) had a lot to do with their birth order.
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Also as Dr. Jonna explained to me, her research has shown that people who enjoy sad music are more likely to share two important socially binding personality traits: empathy and appreciation of beauty, or aesthetic experience.
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" The counterclaim also alleges that Dennis "has been diagnosed with multiple mental health conditions, including but not limited to Bi-Polar Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, attention deficit disorder, kelptomania, self-mutilation, and cluster B Personality Traits.
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Only one type of porn (notably, porn featuring violent content, which, as noted above, is unpopular and appearing less frequently) is potentially problematic—but, even then, only for male viewers who have certain personality traits (e.g.
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The more advanced functions include Cozmo's facial recognition abilities, its emotion engine for replicating a number of humanlike personality traits and behaviors, and its ability to understand objects in the environment and plan paths around them.
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Harris told lawmakers that some internet platforms can easily predict from a user's data what their sexuality is, their personality traits, whether they suffer from low self-esteem and whether they're about to enter a relationship.
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"This is a support group for people raised by a parent with toxic, self-absorbed or abusive personality traits, which may be exhibited by those who suffer from cluster B personality disorders," the forum's description reads.
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Like so many of his peers, he will not seek out therapy for the longstanding personality traits that seem to predispose him to violence and rage, and there is no way to impose treatment upon him.
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In the Harvard lawsuit, the Asian-American plaintiffs, represented by a group led by a white conservative legal advocate, argued in a recent court filing that admissions officials docked Asian-American applicants based on personality traits.
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It then presents you with five pet options — cat, dog, iguana, bird, or hamster — and asks you to define a few personality traits, like whether they're energetic or relaxed, shy or friendly, and apathetic or curious.
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The psychologist and data scientist Michal Kosinski has found that seemingly mundane activity — like the brands and celebrities people "like" on Facebook — can be leveraged to reliably predict, among other things, intelligence, personality traits and politics.
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While the observers did consistently rate the subject participants as having higher levels of extraversion (particularly when it came to assertiveness, levels of activity, and gregariousness), the other personality traits remained relatively unchanged from an outsider's perspective.
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According to a new study, our "big five" personality traits — extroversion, neuroticism, conscientiousness, agreeableness, and openness to experience — have a pretty major impact on who our friends are and what kinds of friendships we form with them.
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There's a paper out by Gloria Mark at UC Irvine, that based on your click patterns and how you click around on a screen, with 80 percent accuracy, I can get the same big five personality traits.
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British newspapers said earlier on Wednesday the insurer would analyse Facebook accounts of new drivers for personality traits which show a cautious nature, such as writing lists and arranging a set time and place to meet friends.
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Now the whole scandal there was that Facebook let go of this data to be stolen by a researcher who used to have people fill in questionnaires to figure out what are Nick's big five personality traits?
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They're basically living caricatures of the most ugly personality traits that YouTube stars exploit to thrive: being obnoxious, having a superiority complex, being insensitive, and capitalizing off the empathy of young fans to sell merch and profit.
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That study looked at the language executives used in conference calls with analysts, which being unscripted are perhaps more revealing, and then mapped them to the five major personality traits of agreeableness, neuroticism, conscientiousness, extraversion and openness.
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Our approach to the question was based on decades-long research that suggests that personality traits manifest in verbal and nonverbal behaviors in the face, the body, in tones of voice, and the use of specific words.
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The playlist generator seems to grab songs that Spotify thinks you — the human owner and operator of the Spotify account — might enjoy, with how fast, slow, or varied they are, depending on the personality traits you chose.
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British newspapers said earlier on Wednesday the insurer would analyze Facebook accounts of new drivers for personality traits which show a cautious nature, such as writing lists and arranging a set time and place to meet friends.
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The same zealously defended discretion to rank applicants on intangible personality traits would, of course, later come to the aid of blacks, Hispanics and Asians when Harvard pivoted toward an embrace of affirmative action in the 1970s.
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And whether it's related to the zodiac or simply a product of being a human being with his own personality traits, it is this ability to swerve through different sounds, scenarios, feelings that contributes to his star power.
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While there is no hard evidence to suggest that Canadians and Americans have different personality traits, new research has found that there might be some truth to that when it comes to the language people use on Twitter.
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The 5 personality traits that make for a better life "We have these stereotypes about places, and it turns out that a lot of those are confirmed," says lead author William Chopik, a psychologist at Michigan State University.
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Our favourite part was that they allowed you to specify what you want in a partner: You'll choose which of those same personality traits you're looking for in someone else and rate how important they are to you.
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Other potential areas of research will include figuring out if there are genetic or personality traits that can make us vulnerable to problematic internet use, or if there are markers that can help doctors identify someone at risk.
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"Power magnifies your personality traits," says Dacher Keltner, a psychologist who collaborates with Kraus and recently published The Power Paradox, a book outlining the psychological science of how we gain power and what it does to our minds.
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Presumptions about personality traits, occupations, behavior and physical characteristics remained consistent over three decades despite women making advances in education and the workplace, said authors of the study published in Psychology of Women Quarterly, a peer-reviewed journal.
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Being an Aries also predicts your personality traits and behaviors, like how you have a tendency to turn a friendly game of Taboo into a verbal war zone or get a tattoo just because someone dared you to.
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There were limitations to how self-reports were gathered, so future work on Tinder-user motivations and personality traits will have to be more detailed in asking about relationship lengths, and the timings of behaviors, the authors noted.
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My favorite part was that they allowed you to specify what you want in a partner: You'll choose which of those same personality traits you're looking for in someone else and rate how important they are to you.
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The University of Cambridge study examined approximately 77,000 U.K. bank transactions of 625 people and categorized purchases in different personality traits buckets — for example, eating out at a pub was put in the extroverted and impulsive spending category.
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In "Staying friends with an ex: Sex and dark personality traits predict motivations for post-relationship friendship," Oakland University researchers Justin Mogilski and Lisa Welling asked 860 subjects to list the motivations for their involvement with their exes.
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In The Schmuck in My Office: How to Deal Effectively with Difficult People at Work, co-author Dr. Jody J. Foster explains how to deal with ding dongs at work by exploring the personality traits behind their disruptions.
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Evidence: An analysis commissioned by the plaintiffs of student records found that the Harvard Admissions Office consistently rated Asian-Americans lower on personality traits such as "likability" and "kindness," even when they hadn't met with them in person.
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Elsewhere educationalists are using a broader range of methods to spot highly intelligent children and increasing their focus on attitudes and personality traits often found in the most successful people – the drive, for instance, that Deborah Eyre talks about.
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Come to think of it, maybe that "set" of personality traits we mentioned earlier is less of a checklist and more of a spectrum: No two Scorpios, for example, exhibit the same exact traits in the same exact way.
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Research shows that your personality traits (patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving) not only change your outlook on life but also change the way you perceive reality at work, and how you relate with family, friends, and romantic partners.
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In "Wild and Captive Chimpanzees Share Personality Traits With Humans," Karen Weintraub writes: In the late 1950s and early 1960s, Jane Goodall started attributing personalities to the chimpanzees she followed in Gombe National Park in what is now Tanzania.
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Just to explain how powerful such data can be: Researchers have figured out how to tie interest you expressed on Facebook in, say, pop music to certain personality traits, such as how extroverted, conscientious or open-minded you are.
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She said that what she had read about the lawsuit, particularly that Asian-American applicants were rated lower on personality traits than applicants of other backgrounds, made her suspect that some admissions officers were probably prejudiced against Asian-Americans.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Thursday about changing admissions policies in New York's elite high schools mistakenly referred to a Harvard policy of using personality traits and other intangible measures to limit the number of Asian-Americans it admits.
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While most of the characters eventually come into their own, the Gelfling warrior Rian (voiced by Taron Egerton of Rocketman and the Kingsman series) never really gains any defining personality traits besides being brave and good with a sword.
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Though the pair have been separated for nearly three years, the model explained that they were still living together at the time of his death and that she adored everything about Ocasek, including his flaws and unique personality traits.
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Those efforts included a popular 2007 Facebook app called myPersonality that allowed Facebook users to take a psychometric test and see themselves ranked against the 'Big Five' personality traits of openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism (often shortened to OCEAN).
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And so in addition to the 11 "attraction genes" Pheramor uses to suss out biological compatibility, the company also encourages users to connect its app with all their social media profiles, to be data-mined for personality traits and mutual interests.
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The most influential work on the subject to come out of the immediate wake of the Third Reich , 2100's The Authoritarian Personality, called the cluster of personality traits that allow for extreme racism the "f-syndrome"—"f" being fascism.
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In 2017, he and his colleagues published a paper on their narcissistic spectrum model, which defined the core features of narcissism and then identified a set of personality traits that can determine what Krizan calls an individual's particular "flavor" of narcissism.
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Technology is giving you the chance to meet thousands of nearby singles you'd never know existed otherwise, and using filters to hone in on those values, personality traits, and physical types can be done before you even meet the person IRL.
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Instead, what the researchers believe is going on is that a specific set of personality traits—namely, high levels of neuroticism and low levels of constraint—tend to run in families, and these traits are what increase the odds of divorce.
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Behaviours such as attempting to attract more followers, wanting to tell followers about your life, and the need to project a positive image at all times have been described by researchers as examples of exhibiting narcissistic personality traits on social media.
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If there's any reasonable conclusions we can draw, it's that people who found revenge porn more entertaining and less distressing, were also more likely to score high on the Dark Triad personality traits (narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy) and ambivalent sexism.
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Cambridge Analytica is essentially the digitization of information operations whereby it harvests lots of data on people and builds algorithms that profile personality traits, political views, behaviors that you might have, takes that information and creates a web of disinformation.
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Dealing with those conditions or personality traits would logically make it harder for some people to function socially as they grow into adults, but according to the authors behind this study, there's been little research looking specifically at that topic.
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For his latest sci-fi short film, The Narrow World, filmmaker Brent Bonacorso envisioned a giant kaiju sitting serenely in Venice Beach, LA. The beast articulates the wild inside of humans—the untapped personality traits, longings, and ambitions left unrealized.
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In the context of personalized digital applications, these statistical learning techniques are used to create an algorithmic identity for their users, which encompasses several dimensions, such as use patterns, tastes, preferences, personality traits and the structure of their social graph.
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Arnold Punaro, a former staff director for the Senate Armed Services Committee who has known and frequently worked with Ricardel over the course of nearly 30 years, said her personality traits make her a good fit for the role she's in.
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In what's sure to be a smash hit with mustachioed hipsters and people who list "foodie" as one of their personality traits, San Francisco is hosting the nation's—and possibly the world's—first-ever activated charcoal food festival this Sunday.
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"If you look at personality traits, like agreeableness, how amenable you are to other people, it seems to be related to whether you use emojis or not," said co-author Linda Kaye, a cyberpsychologist at Edge Hill University, in a release.
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Ms. Hoang gave her autistic heroine many of her own personality traits — her love of math and numbers and logic, her tendency to drum her fingers when nervous, her aversion to loud music and parties and her struggle to accept herself.
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Some argued that the study is just the latest example of a disturbing technology-fueled revival of physiognomy, the long discredited notion that personality traits can be revealed by measuring the size and shape of a person's eyes, nose and face.
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What you probably missed is that researchers had figured out how to tie your interest in Ms. Kardashian West to certain personality traits, such as how extroverted you are (very), how conscientious (more than most) and how open-minded (only somewhat).
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At times, the camera lingers on Knox's face as she sits quietly while audio plays of her crying, or as others discuss topics ranging from her basic personality traits to the false HIV diagnosis given to her by Italian authorities.
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The music streaming service's "Pet Playlist" website presents users with five options -- cats, dogs, iguanas, birds or hamsters -- and asks for a rough overview of the animal companion's personality traits, with the option to upload a picture and the pet's name.
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But when the problem is longstanding personality traits, a doctor-dominated commission simply provides cover for Congress — allowing legislators, presumably including those in the majority, to arrange for the replacement of the president while minimizing their responsibility for doing so.
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The music streaming service's "Pet Playlist" website presents users with five options — cats, dogs, iguanas, birds or hamsters — and asks for a rough overview of the animal companion's personality traits, with the option to upload a picture and the pet's name.
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"Our claim is not that you need psychopathic traits to be creative, which is silly, but that in some highly creative people, the creativity and [psychopathic] personality traits arise from the same origin: A particular brain configuration and dopamine," Galang writes.
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In a paper titled "Psychological Targeting as an Effective Approach to Digital Mass Persuasion," they exposed people with specific personality traits—extraverted or introverted, high openness or low openness—to advertisements for cosmetics and a crossword puzzle game tailored to those traits.
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People talked about their issues with body image, personality traits that made them feel "weird" in middle school, their heritage, their hair – things that used to make them feel bad, but that they now embrace as a vital part of their identities.
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At the start the students were told about the "Big Five" personality traits recognized by contemporary mainstream psychology (openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism) and invited to select any they would like to try to change across the duration of the study.
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Teoh, an ex-banker who abandoned his city life in favor of gorging on durians all day, every day, told me how he always scans visitors for personality traits that give clues as to what sort of durian-eater they might be.
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According to work released last year by Austrian researchers that surveyed a total of almost 1,000 people, those who prefer bitter-tasting foods and drinks are more likely to have anti-social personality traits, such as being manipulative, callous, and/or insensitive.
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Certainly, a few basic personality traits suitable for detective work are ingrained in some people at birth: perceptiveness and attention to detail, an affinity for puzzles, an innate sense of direction, advanced problem-solving skills and relentless persistence, to name a few.
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Just like your own birth chart (which shows the placement of the planets at the time of your birth) describes potential life experiences and personality traits, the position of the planets during a world event can bring us understanding during confusing times.
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In 2013, psychological researchers Michal Kosinski, David Stillwell, and Thore Graepel, who were all researchers at Cambridge University in the UK at the time, published a paper that showed the things we "like" on Facebook can be used to predict our personality traits.
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Allegiant completely blows up the faction system set up in Divergent and Insurgent to reveal that the people living within the walls of what used to be Chicago are merely part of a societal experiment that sorts civilians based on personality traits.
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The poll, which surveyed 22016,214 US adults from July 22019 to 216 with a credibility interval of 218 percentage points, asked "respondents to rate people of different races on a series of personality traits," such as intelligence, work ethic, and lawfulness, among others.
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Wild.) One difference that comes up again and again, which social scientists have come to see as the core distinction between liberal and conservative temperaments, has to do with what psychologists call "openness to experience" (one of the "big five" personality traits).
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The program surveils the internal communications of the government's military and civilian contractors, combing them for evidence of particular personality traits and flagging would-be whistleblowers — like US soldier Chelsea Manning and former NSA staffer Edward Snowden — to prevent future intelligence leaks.
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It might show Trump which areas of the country are most likely to respond to personal appearances, which rallies and town hall meetings will generate the greatest photo op and TV coverage, and which publicly manifest personality traits will garner the most votes.
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"Extreme sports also may attract people with a genetic predisposition for risk, risk-seeking personality traits, or underlying psychiatric disorders in which impulsivity and risk taking are integral to the underlying problem," they reported in the National Institutes of Health Permanente Journal.
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Goldberg "seems to be an amalgam of personality traits at abnormal levels that are constructed to make a good story and create a character that elicits a certain amount of empathy" in viewers, despite the fact he murders people, Rutledge told Insider.
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Peterson's research specialty is personality traits; one of his most prominent papers is a study of what makes people more or less creative, where he argues that people who pay more attention to seemingly "irrelevant" details actually tend to be more creative.
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By the end of her set, I fully believe that Governors Ball is just some weird nickname my best friend, Lorde, came up with after staring into my soul and crystallizing my most distinct personality traits that I will come to understand in time.
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For instance, research has reliably found that infidelity is more common among those who have less care and concern for others and those who have less self-discipline (in other words, people who are low in the personality traits of agreeableness and conscientiousness, respectively).
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Understanding the two types of extroversion At the same time, traits aren't monolithic: There's evidence that big life events change personality traits, and that dispositional mindfulness -- like being able to describe your experience -- can protect against the most negative effects of neuroticism, like depression.
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Social psychologists might have something to say about that: most argue that it is a widespread tendency to attribute other people's misfortune to personality traits rather than to the circumstances they find themselves in; we do the reverse when it comes to our own failures.
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Based on personality traits that your sun sign boasts (and if you're really into astrology, you can even factor in your rising and moon signs, as well), we've picked out the best beauty buys to take your holiday party beauty look to the next level.
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Minding the Gap considers the social conditions and personality traits that have pushed these three men in different directions, but Liu doesn't use statistics or social commentary, he just casually hangs around his friends — and carefully, incisively asks the right questions at the right times.
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Sessions' recusal made things more difficult for Trump, and since the president's predominant personality traits, if we must choose just three, consist of being incredibly petty, a dumbass, and a giant bully, it's only natural he'd whine about not getting his way to the Times.
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Personality traits that will make you like your friends more For the first part of the study, Hall recruited 429 online volunteers who had moved to a new city in the past six months and asked them to pick a person they'd met since relocating.
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Google-backed entrepreneur shares the No. 1 way to turn an idea into a billion-dollar company Here's what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur, according to Harvard MBAs who have been there Mark Zuckerberg's top 5 personality traits, according to an IBM supercomputer
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"It's backing up and reinforcing a number of things that we assume about animal personality that are seldom established with this degree of security in substantial wild-living populations," said Dr. Wynne, who concurs that dogs, his area of specialty, also have similar personality traits.
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But Markus Jokela of the University of Helsinki has shown that personality traits predict people's willingness to move long distances, and Jason Rentfrow of Cambridge University finds that openness is more common in the states of New England, the mid-Atlantic and the Pacific coast.
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Maude and Hannah finally appeared, Maude taller, Hannah skinnier, their twinhood one of the few things they had in common, as if for those nine months in the womb they had negotiated personality traits and physical attributes, had divided between them their lot in life.
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These personality traits are important because budtenders are frontline staff and often the first impression customers get of the business — they work directly with customers to make them feel comfortable and educate them on products, nurture long-term customer relationships, and ultimately make the sale.
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In 2015, Gregory Park and other researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Cambridge analyzed Facebook posts from more than 66,000 users who had also completed a personality test based on the same five personality traits that we measured in our study.
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Wylie was asked by the committee how the data was used by CA. Giving an example he says the company's approach was to target different people for advertising based on their "dispositional attributes and personality traits" — traits it sought to predict via patterns in the data.
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In 2013, when they were both working at Cambridge, Kosinski and Stillwell were co-authors on a big study that attempted to connect the language people used in their Facebook status updates with the so-called Big Five personality traits (openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism).
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" He explained his concern that Romney "is a bit of a lone wolf and might not take the advice or the direction of President-elect Trump," and added that "I have not seen in Mitt Romney the personality traits of someone who will take his direction.
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The research asked respondents to say which one of the four main party leaders — Conservative party's David Cameron, Jeremy Corbyn for Labour, Nigel Farage for UKIP, and Tim Farron for the Liberal Democrats — they thought was best described when a variety of personality traits were read out.
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Spoilers ahead for Netflix's Set It Up. While watching the opening New York-set montage of Netflix's Set It Up, I felt like I was bumping into a long-lost childhood friend who looks a little bit different, but whose fundamental personality traits remain largely the same.
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Cibele, especially, proposes that the characters may have based their relationship on personality traits which they cannot practise in offline life, making the outdoor scene where they meet—notably the first scene in the game to take place outside Nina's darkened bedroom—all the more jarring.
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And, in the same way that serial killers share certain tendencies and personality traits, so, too, do cult leaders To learn more about what makes cult leaders tick, we spoke with cult researcher and author Janja Lalich, PhD, professor emerita of sociology at California State University, Chico.
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We found that, compared to their peers who are not active on social media, CEO candidates who are social are: In addition to showing strong leadership behaviors, social CEO candidates also share personality traits that make them better wired for business judgment than their non-social counterparts.
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Caroline Framke: If there is a connection, I'd say it's more in the arena of how there's increasingly an emphasis on creating your own "brand," or pinpointing the exact combination of your personality traits that will make you (appear to be) the best version of yourself possible.
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The site's proprietary series of questions to determine users' personality traits have become a much-imitated format, and with good reason: Enough of them will give you a pretty good picture of a person, and that's never a bad idea when you're looking to date someone.
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Alexis Bledel's character was an easy heroine to look up to in the early 2000s for those of us who also loved books, pizza, and concerning amounts of coffee in an era before those things were personality traits to attach to your Twitter bio or Bumble profile.
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We are so good at judging other people's personalities based on small things that, in a University of Kansas study, subjects accurately predicted people's personality traits, such as extroversion/introversion, emotional stability, agreeableness, conscientiousness, and openness, simply by looking at pictures of the shoes they wore.
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The anecdotal universality of this is consistent with Meltzer's findings: In a press release, she wrote that the afterglow "did not differ according to participants' gender or age, and it held even after sexual frequency, personality traits, length of relationship and other factors were taken into account."
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One of the things the third-wave feminist movement (which began in the 1990s) tried to achieve was pushing against the idea that the way women look reflects their moral character, and deconstructing the idea that certain personality traits or mannerisms were inherently masculine or feminine.
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So much of our received wisdom about animals and the way they supposedly behave and their personality traits are directly taken from the bestiary and have been so ingrained in western consciousness that they're like second nature to the way people still think about the animal world.
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Ethan Kim from California enjoys reading his horoscopes, but advised to take them with a grain of salt: Astrology helps us pinpoint our personality traits and characteristics, but reading your horoscope can provide you with attracting information when life seems to be at a stand-still.
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The first thing to know is that only the most select colleges in the country perform what education experts call a "holistic admissions process" that tries to take personality traits into account, said Michael N. Bastedo, a professor at the University of Michigan School of Education.
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Here CA writes that it segmented "persuadable and low-turnout voter populations to identify several key groups that could be influenced by Bolton Super PAC messaging", targeting them with online and Direct TV ads — designed to "appeal directly to specific groups' personality traits, priority issues and demographics".
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A 2010 study in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science found that the percentage of college students exhibiting narcissistic personality traits, based on their scores on the Narcissistic Personality Inventory, a widely used diagnostic test, has increased by more than half since the early 1980s, to 30 percent.
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On May 8, a group of Danish researchers publicly released a dataset of nearly 70,000 users of the online dating site OkCupid, including usernames, age, gender, location, what kind of relationship (or sex) they're interested in, personality traits, and answers to thousands of profiling questions used by the site.
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Where your sun sign indicates your most consistent and essential personality traits and your rising sign reflects how you present yourself to strangers, your moon sign reveals your inner self, how you express emotions, and the personality quirks you may hide from people you aren't already close to.
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The "Big Book" of Alcoholics Anonymous says that alcohol is "cunning, baffling, powerful." and although I'd say it was an ethanol-based organic compound and personifying it with human personality traits is the kind of nonsense that makes some people distrust AA, I know what they're getting at.
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Stockholders have billionaires' shared personality traits to thank for the "billionaire effect," according to UBS and PwCMany billionaires know how to take smart risks, are obsessively focused on their businesses, which allows them to see opportunities others missed, and think longer-term than less wealthy CEOs, the report said.
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Did you know that algorithms now do a pretty good job of inferring a person's personality traits, sexual orientation, political views, mental health status, substance abuse history and more just from his or her Facebook "likes" — and that there are new applications of this data being discovered every day?
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For example, research suggests that narcissistic personality traits are associated with an increased use of first-person pronouns — it will come as no surprise to most that narcissists like to talk about themselves — and excessive pride, which can be revealed in expansive posture (an inflated, "pushed out" chest).
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I'm sure Tanya is right that every creature has its own quirks and personality traits, but there's one thing that all of us — dogs and donkeys, humans and animals alike — have in common: We all want to feel so surrounded by family, we're ready to yodel like Refried.
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Beyond the reasons boards of directors or other decision-makers within organizations decide to elevate women in times of crisis, there is also the question of the women themselves and the personality traits some of them possess that cause them to step in while others might stand down.
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In our discussion, Campbell reflects on his own career and the choices he made that brought him to Silicon Valley, what personality traits are important for executives to possess (and more importantly, what not to possess), and reveals aspects of his mentoring process that applies to anyone working in tech.
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Directing requires a unique blend of skills and personality traits — diplomacy, the ability to galvanize and inspire, a balance of steadfastness and flexibility, fluency across departments and communication styles, to name a few — but none of those skills has a damn thing to do with gender, race, or sexual identity.
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So that's why I thought it was a really interesting opportunity to see whether or not basic personality traits—which generally speaking have not been used or thought of as predictors of something like taste, but rather are used to predict behavior in social situations—would be linked to taste preferences.
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I don't want to ruin it or give away the fun for people who want to take the test, but it did surprise me to find out that as people become more and more extreme in certain particular personality traits they actually prefer certain types of whisky less and less.
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Both scrape the public records and public social media profiles of jurors and run them through versions of IBM Watson's Personality Insights tool, which uses natural language processing algorithms to categorize the jurors' within the "big five" personality traits model (openness to experience, conscientiousness, extraversion and introversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism).
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Word of the Day adjective: moving and bending with ease adjective: (used of persons' bodies) capable of moving or bending freely adjective: (used of personality traits) readily adaptable verb: make pliant and flexible _________ The word supple has appeared in 125 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Sept.
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If I was going to make a new friend, chances are high that I would seek out someone who shares a lot of Lyla's personality traits: friendly, passionate about her interests, open to non sequitur conversations and sometimes discussing strange or serious topics, and generally being kind, honest, and individualistic.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you can't get enough of the myth of the mad genius, you'll love the results of this new study: In the journal Personality and Individual Differences, researchers suggest that creative individuals share more personality traits with psychopaths than their less creative peers do.
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Less agreeable people are less tolerant of deviations from convention "This ideology of standardness and correctness — seeing everything that is not standard as deviant — is constantly confronting [the] linguistic reality which is of a lot of [language] diversity, so I would imagine that personality traits would correlate with language attitudes," Guy told Mashable.
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"The study's findings confirm and extend what was previously known - that certain personality traits, like impulsivity, and the presence of other psychiatric disorders may confer added risk to a range of other problems, like criminal activity," said Deborah Glasofer of Columbia University Medical Center in New York, who wasn't involved in the study.
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It reminds us just how many people are involved in any given beat—the narrative overseers who watch an Impressionist hologram of the park, the designers tweaking personality traits to make hosts more palatable, the new attraction on the horizon, return guests who follow storylines like they're themed lines at a rollercoaster.
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This isn't a bad thing, nor is it to suggest that Gervais's gab-prone tendencies are indicative of any negative personality traits: The veteran funnyguy and maker of many TV shows ( he Office, Extras, Derek) is generous in his loquaciousness, with side-long self-examinations and revealing anecdotes about his long and storied career.
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" Dr. Milani agrees, saying that "expectations, previous experiences, and personality traits also influence the way individuals experience substances—for example, those who are more sensitive to rewards and are sensation seekers are more likely to report more intense positive experiences on stimulants, but they are also more likely to develop addiction to these substances.
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Keeping in mind how this sample group came to be, there were a few consistencies within the group: About a third were self-described "cat people," about 25% of the participants chose the videos they viewed during the study based on preexisting personal preferences, and many of them shared certain personality traits, particularly agreeableness and shyness.
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All of this adds up to a much more defined set of personality traits for Vector that make interacting with it feel organic and unique, and that does a lot to offset the fact that the robot is not really all that useful beyond being a fun preoccupation that hangs out at the corner of your desk.
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Lynch loves to double characters (he cast Sheryl Lee both as Laura and as Maddy, Laura's cousin) and to work with actresses who look alike (as Sherilyn Fenn and Lara Flynn Boyle did in the early 1990s) in order to disorient viewers and break down their notion of a "TV character" with distinct physical and personality traits.
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" Katie Sparvero on "I Was Fired for Making Fun of Trump" Lauren Tan on "In Venezuela, Empty Rooms Tell Stories" Kenneth Xu on "Harvard Rated Asian-American Applicants Lower on Personality Traits, Suit Says" Morgan Zinn on "6 Therapists, Psychiatrists and Counselors Talk About Treating the Suicidal" _________ Sneha Abraham on "What Is Sadness, and What Is Depression?
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His unparalleled delight in teasing Liv as her new personality traits emerge give the show a much-needed sense of fun, and he provides an unfailing link between (and voice of reason for) Liv and her former fiancé Major Lilywhite (Robert Buckley; yes, that's really the character's name) throughout their tumultuous, on-again/off-again relationship.
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He has a penchant for lists (the four commitments, the 10 personality traits of a suitable marriage partner, the six layers of desire), for italicized Greek and Hebrew words (chessed: Hebrew for loving kindness) and for the kinds of stories politicians often cite in proclaiming what they take to be the enduring goodness of their version of real Americans.
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Teams are doing without those visits this year, instead relying on phone interviews with players, and their coaches, families and friends, and watching yet more game tape, trying to find new ways to assess hard-to-qualify personality traits, such as players' level of narcissism, openness to criticism and new ideas, and interaction with team personnel.
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It is possible that the people who most show the positively valenced personality traits did not have Trump as their first choice in the primary, but then, once the general election came around, most of them voted for the Republican candidate, which is what partisans do in our two party system with very little party switching.
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Another hurdle cleared, they began dating steadily, each learning to cope with and appreciate the other's personality traits, habits and quirks — "We want to inspire each other to be better people," Ms. Blackman said — while bonding over shared family values, ambitions, as well as a love of travel, theater, comedy clubs and long walks around New York City.
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You know, one of the things with Cambridge Analytica is the idea—you know, which is all about the hacking of Brexit and Russia and all the other US elections—that was based on, if I know your big five personality traits, if I know Nick Thompson's personality through his openness, conscientiousness, extrovertedness, agreeableness, and neuroticism, that gives me your personality.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Harvard Rates Asian-Americans as Less Likable, Plaintiffs Claim" (front page, June 16): I think I can speak for all college admissions consultants when I say that none of us were shocked by the recently released Harvard investigation, included in court documents, revealing that the university rated Asian-American applicants consistently lower on personality traits.
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Johnston notes that personality traits like closed mindedness, along with aversion to change and discomfort with diversity, are linked to authoritarianism: As these social and cultural conflicts have become a bigger part of our political debates, citizens have sorted into different parties based on personality, with citizens high in openness much more likely to be liberals and Democrats than those low in openness.
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The everything guide to the libido In a new study of 278 heterosexual newlywed couples, Florida State University psychologists Andrea L. Meltzer and James K. McNulty asked participants to keep daily diaries — a more reliable way of measuring sexual frequency than asking people to retrospectively remember — and take a personality test of their so-called Big Five personality traits, the most agreed-upon personality model.
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Alt-righters in the survey scored higher on social dominance orientation (the preference that society maintains social order), right-wing authoritarianism (a preference for strong rulers), and somewhat higher levels of the "dark triad" of personality traits (psychopathy, Machiavellianism, and narcissism.) Among the measures where the alt-right and comparison groups don't look much different in the survey results is closeness and relationships with other people.
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"While he may have some personality traits that allow him to carry a negative with a smile, that effectiveness is still tempered by who he's carrying the message on behalf of," said Chris LaCivita, a Republican consultant who's been on the other side of Kaine in several Virginia races and is supporting Trump but not working for his campaign or one of the Trump super PACs.
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