neuroticism in A Sentence

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    And let's not have any Neuroticism.

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    Neuroticism is associated with emotional instability.

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    However, partners of people high in Neuroticism are actually more likely to cheat.

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    Those high in Neuroticism are generally fearful, holding expectations that difficulties will inevitably arise.

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    Both Neuroticism and conscientiousness, for example, may represent good intervention targets in young adulthood.

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    Additionally, participants were assessed on their Big Five personality traits(extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, Neuroticism, and openness to experience).

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    Individuals who score low in Neuroticism tend to be more emotionally stable and less reactive to stress.

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    People high in Neuroticism can make life difficult for themselves and for those who know them.

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    Those who scored highly on Neuroticism were more likely to demonstrate a preference for pedigree rather than non-pedigree cats.

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    Since pain is an emotional response, it makes sense that people who score highly for Neuroticism experience pain more severely.

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    At the other end of the scale, individuals who score low in Neuroticism are less easily upset and are less emotionally reactive.

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    About twenty percent of people are born with this“highly sensitive” trait, which may also manifest itself as inhibitedness, or even Neuroticism.

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    Social cognitive theory would predict that those who attain high status would be high in Extraversion and Conscientiousness, but low in Neuroticism.

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    I am a parent of two wonderful yet highly over-energetic and opinionated children, who- let's say- often display unpredictable levels of Neuroticism.

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    Across all five faiths, a greater degree of spirituality was related to better mental health, specifically lower levels of Neuroticism and greater extraversion.

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    Second, those who drink mainly for coping motives have higher levels of Neuroticism, low level of agreeableness, and a negative view of the self.

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    Across all five faiths, a greater degree of spirituality was linked to better mental health, specifically lower levels of Neuroticism and higher levels of extraversion.

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    We found there were positive associations between study addiction, Neuroticism and conscientiousness, and lack of relationship with agreeableness(in both the Polish and Norwegian samples).

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    Oshio's study is the only recent investigation attempting to link these bad habits with the Five Factor personality traits of Neuroticism, Extraversion, Openness to Experience, Agreeableness, and Conscientiousness.

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    Negative correlations often appear between Neuroticism and Extraversion, for instance, indicating that those who are more prone to experiencing negative emotions tend to be less talkative and outgoing.

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    We learned that horses that scored more highly for Neuroticism were rated as less tolerant of pain by their owners and were less stoic according to their veterinary scores.

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    Researchers from the University of Missouri found that smoking is a trigger for impulsivity(acting without thinking) and Neuroticism(often being emotionally negative and anxious) among adults under the age of 35.

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    Imagine for example that you could identify a segment of voters that is high in conscientiousness and Neuroticism, and another segment that is high in extroversion but low in openness.

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    These high-status and wealthy people were indeed more extraverted, conscientious, emotionally stable(low in Neuroticism), and were also more open to new experiences, narcissistic, and high in an internal locus of control.

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    Perhaps the most striking finding of this study is that the doms were significantly lower in Neuroticism than all the other groups, and this was the statistically largest difference between groups.

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    It's been long recognized that certain traits such as Neuroticism may lead to less healthy lifestyle choices, including poor nutrition and smoking, while conscientiousness is usually associated with positive lifestyle choices.

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    Those who are very low in Neuroticism may fail to rise to an occasion, retreating instead into“la belle indifference” and a belittling of those who are trying to solve a problem.

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    The manifesto tells us that women are more open towards feelings rather than ideas, towards people rather than things, show gregariousness rather than assertiveness, and have higher rates of Neuroticism/more prone to anxiety.

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    Still, traits such as Neuroticism and conscientiousness seem to have a strong influence on how physically active we may decide to be and can also help explain why breaking out of our old sedentary habits and becoming more active can be so difficult.

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