Mental healthfromPsychology Today2 weeks agoHow to Navigate Life With a Neurotic PartnerNeuroticism has a significant impact on relationship quality and mental health. Partners can work on this trait for a more fulfilling relationship.
fromMail Online7 months agoOMG scienceSurprisingly positive personality trait that predicts criminalityOpenness as a personality trait correlates with initial criminal behavior, despite not predicting reoffending.
fromFast Company6 months agoStartup companiesSales professionals need mental health 'helmets'Neuroticism is a significant predictor of job performance and mental health issues, especially in B2B sales roles characterized by high uncertainty.
fromPsychology Today5 months agoMiscellaneousCan the Fighting Arts Promote Positive Personality Traits?Long-term martial arts training enhances positive personality traits and reduces negative traits like neuroticism and anxiety.
fromMail Online5 months agoMiscellaneousWhat your JOB says about you, according to scienceThe study confirms that personality traits are accurately associated with specific job roles, challenging stereotypes with empirical evidence.
fromMail Online7 months agoOMG scienceSurprisingly positive personality trait that predicts criminalityOpenness as a personality trait correlates with initial criminal behavior, despite not predicting reoffending.
fromFast Company6 months agoStartup companiesSales professionals need mental health 'helmets'Neuroticism is a significant predictor of job performance and mental health issues, especially in B2B sales roles characterized by high uncertainty.
fromPsychology Today5 months agoMiscellaneousCan the Fighting Arts Promote Positive Personality Traits?Long-term martial arts training enhances positive personality traits and reduces negative traits like neuroticism and anxiety.
fromMail Online5 months agoMiscellaneousWhat your JOB says about you, according to scienceThe study confirms that personality traits are accurately associated with specific job roles, challenging stereotypes with empirical evidence.
fromMail Online6 months agoHealthIf you cry at movies you could be more likely to die youngNeuroticism is linked to a 10% increased risk of early death.Loneliness is the strongest predictor of premature death.Men and younger individuals are particularly vulnerable to risks associated with neuroticism.
Mental healthfromPsychology Today6 months agoLove, Marriage, and AnxietyHigher neuroticism decreases marital satisfaction and increases anxiety and depression among couples, affecting their happiness.