//www.nitorex.com/healthnews/understanding-introversion-and-the-probable-signs-of-introversion-in-children-news.asp 列出了所有关于了解内向和儿童内向的可能迹象的最新消息。 en - us 2023年版权。版权所有。 星期一，2023年2月6日21:00:14格林尼治时间 //www.nitorex.com/news/autistic-personality-traits-marked-by-neuroimaging-200008-1.htm Severity of autistic personality traits can be demonstrated using an algorithm based on brain activity as per a study at National Research University Higher School Of Economics in the article i 'Brief Report: Classification of Autistic Traits According to Brain Activity Recorded by fNIRS Using (and) #949;-Complexity Coefficients', /i published in the i Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders. /i b Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) /b is a broad spectrum of disorder due to neuro-developmental delay.... //www.nitorex.com/news/autistic-personality-traits-marked-by-neuroimaging-200008-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/anxious-moody-personality-trait-in-older-adults-tied-to-worse-cognitive-function-197779-1.htm Older people who have higher neuroticism levels are more likely to have worse cognitive function compared to those with other personality traits. Researchers say personality traits may be related to how well people can maintain their cognitive function, despite developing neuropathology linked to aging and dementia. The findings of the study are published in the iJournals of Gerontology, Series B: Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences/i. Our aging brains accumulate tangles and sticky ... //www.nitorex.com/news/anxious-moody-personality-trait-in-older-adults-tied-to-worse-cognitive-function-197779-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/meat-eaters-tend-to-be-more-extrovert-than-vegetarians-195542-1.htm Vegetarians are thinner and less extroverted than meat-eaters. The study, published in the journal Nutrients. The study, published in the journal Nutrients, found that the less animal products someone consumes, the lower will be his body mass index (BMI) on an average and he will also tend to be less extrovert. One reason for this could be the lower proportion of heavily processed foods in the plant diet, the researchers said. For the findings, the research team from the Max Planck ... //www.nitorex.com/news/meat-eaters-tend-to-be-more-extrovert-than-vegetarians-195542-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-linked-to-toilet-paper-stockpiling-195446-1.htm In March 2020, people who feel more threatened by coronavirus pandemic and rank highly on scales of emotionality and conscientiousness were most likely to stockpile toilet paper, stated study published in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Lisa Garbe (University of Saint Gallen, Switzerland), Richard Rau (Westfalische Wilhelms-Universitat Munster, Germany), and Theo Toppe (the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Germany). Following the fast spread of COVID-19 across Europe ... //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-linked-to-toilet-paper-stockpiling-195446-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/happiest-introverts-may-be-extraverts-says-study-190463-1.htm A new study has revealed that if you are an introvert, force yourself to be an extravert. You'll be happier. That's the suggestion of the first-ever study asking people to act like extraverts for a prolonged period. For one week, the 123 participants were asked to - in some cases - push the boundaries of their willingness to engage, by acting as extraverts. For another week, the same group was asked to act like introverts. The benefits of extraversion have been reported before, including those ... //www.nitorex.com/news/happiest-introverts-may-be-extraverts-says-study-190463-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/do-personality-traits-of-compulsive-social-media-users-overlap-with-problem-drinking-184604-1.htm Certain similarities and differences in personality traits were found by a new study when comparing compulsive use of social media with risky or problematic alcohol use. The findings of the study are published in the iAustralian Journal of Psychology/i. In the study of 143 young men and women, both disordered social media and risky alcohol use were predicted by narcissism and impulsivity. The former was also predicted by reward sensitivity (behavior that is motivated by the prospect of access ... //www.nitorex.com/news/do-personality-traits-of-compulsive-social-media-users-overlap-with-problem-drinking-184604-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/teen-personality-traits-linked-to-longevity-184014-1.htm Impulsivity among teens is known to reduce their longevity whereas, energy, calmness, empathy, maturity and intellectual curiosity are protective of their health, reveals a study. Previous research suggests that personality traits in mid-life may predict the probability of dying earlier or later. But it's not clear if the potential seeds of this association might go back even further, as has already been suggested for IQ and family background. To explore this further, the researchers drew on ... //www.nitorex.com/news/teen-personality-traits-linked-to-longevity-184014-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-are-contagious-168983-1.htm People unconsciously tend to imitate the prudent, impatient or lazy attitudes of others, according to a study published in iPLOS Computational Biology/i. "Prudence", "impatience" and "laziness" are typically thought of as entrenched personality traits that guide how people weigh the cost of risk, delay and effort, respectively. However, new research shows that people's attitudes towards effort, delay, or risk drift towards those of others. Jean Daunizeau and Marie Devaine, from INSERM, Paris, ... //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-are-contagious-168983-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-associated-with-area-and-thickness-of-the-brain-167310-1.htm bHighlights:/bul class="group-list punch-points"liAn international team of researchers from Italy, UK and US combined, have identified that brain morphology correlates with specific personality traits./liliThe five personality traits that include neuroticism, extraversion, agreeableness, openness, conscientiousness are associated with the area, folding and thickness of the brain cortex./liliThis could be used to understand the personality ... //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-associated-with-area-and-thickness-of-the-brain-167310-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-fair-well-in-team-based-work-164552-1.htm Extroverts are perceived as proactively contributing to teamwork as a result of their ability to propose new ideas or offer suggestions as well as develop energising relationships with other teammates, a study has found. In the paper published in the Journal of Organizational Behavior, it said that when a team agrees on the goals it needs to reach and the right approach to achieve them, extrovert people are more able to develop energising relationships with their teammates, and thus help drive the team to achieve success.... //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-fair-well-in-team-based-work-164552-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-linked-to-genetics-and-social-environment-161142-1.htm Some people tend to be generous, and others are not so, which is due to genetics and social environment as well, according to a new study. Behaviors of humans are very flexible and they tend to base their perception on what they see after processing information about the world. "However, some species rely on inherited instructions on what to do - individuals behave differently according to which specific genetic variants they are born with," said one of the researchers Sasha Dall, Senior ... //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-linked-to-genetics-and-social-environment-161142-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-linked-to-grammatical-spelling-errors-158890-1.htm People who constantly get bothered by grammatical errors online have "less agreeable" personalities than those who just let them slide. Psychological testing reveals that those who point out grammatical and spelling errors are generally less open, and are also more likely to judge a person for their mistakes than everyone else. "This is the first study to show that the personality traits of listeners/readers have an effect on the interpretation of language," said lead researcher Julie Boland from the University of Michigan.... //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-linked-to-grammatical-spelling-errors-158890-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/introverts-are-uncomfortable-in-modern-office-features-156874-1.htm A new research has found that modern office features such as hot-desking or desk-sharing and open-plan floors appeal mainly to extrovert workers but others find them uncomfortable. The findings highlighted that extroverts are significantly happier at work and have higher levels of job satisfaction and also pointed out that personality differences are behind areas of conflict in the office. "Understanding how personality interacts with the office environment is key to improving job satisfaction ... //www.nitorex.com/news/introverts-are-uncomfortable-in-modern-office-features-156874-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/most-women-do-not-choose-extroverts-for-online-sperm-donation-155439-1.htm Women choose men who are intellectual, shy, calm and methodical to produce more children than those who are extroverted, revealed a new study.The study, Determinants of online sperm donor success: how women choose by Stephen Whyte and Professor Benno Torgler from QUT's Queensland Behavioral Economics Group, has been published by the international journal iApplied Economic Letters/i."Worldwide demand for sperm donors is so great an informal online market has emerged in which offspring are being ... //www.nitorex.com/news/most-women-do-not-choose-extroverts-for-online-sperm-donation-155439-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/selfish-personality-traits-more-likely-in-good-looking-men-146512-1.htm Good-looking men are more likely to be selfish as they profit from social inequality, claims a new research. But attractive women did not display the same tendency towards continuing inequality, reported the Independent. The research led by Brunel University London explained that more attractive men could be less generous. Dr. Michael Price, lead investigator said that better-looking men may be biased towards being more selfish and less altruistic and egalitarian. Price concluded that ... //www.nitorex.com/news/selfish-personality-traits-more-likely-in-good-looking-men-146512-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/chimpanzees-demonstrate-personality-traits-similar-to-humans-135777-1.htm A new study conducted by a team of researchers found that chimpanzees have similar personality traits as humans, and are structured almost identically. The research also shows some of those traits have a neurobiological basis, and that those traits vary according to the biological sex of the individual chimpanzee. "Our work also demonstrates the promise of using chimpanzee models to investigate the neurobiology of personality processes," said Assistant Professor Robert Latzman of Psychology, who led the research team.... //www.nitorex.com/news/chimpanzees-demonstrate-personality-traits-similar-to-humans-135777-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-of-comedians-mirror-those-of-bipolar-patients-130541-1.htm Comedians have personality traits similar to those displayed by bipolar disorder and schizophrenia patients, a new study conducted by researchers at University of Oxford reveals. Researchers from Oxford University and Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust observed over 520 comedians in Britain, Australia and the US and asked them to fill out questionnaire that was designed to measure psychotic traits. Some of the aspects they were questioned about included about unusual events, such as their ... //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-of-comedians-mirror-those-of-bipolar-patients-130541-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/myth-of-right-brained-and-left-brained-personality-traits-debunked-by-research-123744-1.htm You've probably heard the label of being a "right-brained" or "left-brained" thinker. Left-brained behavior is identified with logic, detail-orientation and analytical thinking. Creative, thoughtful and subjective? Your brain's right side functions stronger -or so long-held assumptions suggest. But newly released research findings from University of Utah neuroscientists assert that there is no evidence within brain imaging that indicates some people are right-brained or left-brained. For years ... //www.nitorex.com/news/myth-of-right-brained-and-left-brained-personality-traits-debunked-by-research-123744-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/people-who-are-extroverts-in-teens-more-likely-to-be-happy-as-adults-122202-1.htm People who were more outgoing or emotionally stable during their teenage years are more likely to be happy during their adult life, according to a new study published in the Journal of Research in Personality. Researchers led by Dr Catharine Gale from the Medical Research Council's Lifecourse Epidemiology Unit analyzed data of more than 4,500 people who were part of the National Survey for Health and Development. All of the participants were born in 1946 and had completed a short personality inventory at age 16 and again at age 26.... //www.nitorex.com/news/people-who-are-extroverts-in-teens-more-likely-to-be-happy-as-adults-122202-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/how-extroverts-and-introverts-process-rewards-120775-1.htm Experiences in life are processed by extroverts and introverts differently, a recent study has revealed. The study showed that extroverts are known to associate their environment with dopamine. A study was conducted on a group of 70 people from Cornell. They were given personality tests that determined whether they were extroverted or introverted. During the study, some participants took Ritalin and viewed videos in the lab. Following this, the participants took a test to find how they ... //www.nitorex.com/news/how-extroverts-and-introverts-process-rewards-120775-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/active-extrovert-life-can-make-you-live-longer-112615-1.htm A new study has found leading an active, extrovert life like that of a thrill seeker might lead to a life beyond 90s. A variation of a much-studied gene involved in transmission of dopamine, a key component of the brain's reward-and-learning system, was found to be far more frequent among the very old, News.com.au reported. Professor Robert Moyzis of the University of California, Irvine, said that the variant might not extend lifespan directly. Instead, it appears to predispose those who bear it to a more vigorous lifestyle.... //www.nitorex.com/news/active-extrovert-life-can-make-you-live-longer-112615-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/four-personality-traits-of-smartphone-users-zookeeper-is-one-of-them-102486-1.htm The current extent of use of smartphones by Australians echoes their personality which is under serious scrutiny by psychologists. Once upon a time smartphones were the domain of tech-savvy trendsetters, nut now around 52 percent of Aussies now have smartphones. In the new study, Armchair Psychology director Associate Professor Amanda Gordon has helped categorise the more than 52 percent of Australians using a smartphone. According to the study, about 34 percent of users are Zookeepers ... //www.nitorex.com/news/four-personality-traits-of-smartphone-users-zookeeper-is-one-of-them-102486-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-linked-to-longevity-in-centenarians-101812-1.htm Researchers have found that personality traits like being outgoing, optimistic, easygoing, and enjoying laughter as well as staying engaged in activities may be part of the longevity genes mix. The study was done by researchers at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology of Yeshiva University. Till now, research has focused on genetic variations that offer a physiological advantage such as high levels of HDL ("good") cholesterol. The findings come ... //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-linked-to-longevity-in-centenarians-101812-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-block-out-negative-life-events-100129-1.htm People who are extrovert in nature are more likely to remember positive events in their lives compared to negative events, a new study revealed. The study found that both men and women who were high in extroversion (gregarious, assertive, stimulus-seeking) tended to remember more positive than negative life events. Men who were high in neuroticism- the tendency to focus on negative emotions, particularly in times of stress - tended to recall a greater proportion of negative memories than ... //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-block-out-negative-life-events-100129-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-need-not-necessarily-be-happier-than-introverts-89923-1.htm Extroverts need not necessarily be happier than introverts, says new research. Those who go out, drink and make merry are generally thought to enjoy their life a lot more than the inhibited types. ButIndiana University researchers found that the less socially inclined could have stronger family relationships and friendships, which could make them that much more emotionally secure. They could also resort to cognitive strategies like positive thinking to make up for their limited social interaction.... //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-need-not-necessarily-be-happier-than-introverts-89923-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/hug-to-make-introverts-cheerful-83302-1.htm The hug, a very physical communication, can help the inwardly drawn to lead more fulfilling lives, new study says. Every person has some level of alexithymia, a personality trait which keeps people from sharing or even understanding their own emotions. Colin Hesse, an assistant professor of communication in the College of Arts and Science, University of Missouri. said previous studies estimate 8 to 10 percent of people suffer from high alexithymia. Those who have high alexithymia have trouble relating ... //www.nitorex.com/news/hug-to-make-introverts-cheerful-83302-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-impact-quality-of-life-after-breast-reconstruction-79021-1.htm Scientists have discovered that certain personality traits are linked to higher quality-of-life scores in breast cancer patients, who undergo breast reconstruction after mastectomy. Dr. Silvio Bellino and colleagues of University of Turin, Italy, gave a battery of psychological tests to 57 women with breast cancer who underwent mastectomy and immediate breast reconstruction. The goal was to look at how various personality dimensions and patterns of interpersonal functioning affected quality of life after surgery.... //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-impact-quality-of-life-after-breast-reconstruction-79021-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-most-affected-by-sleep-deprivation-78673-1.htm A study has revealed that outgoing people are affected the most by lack of sleep. Researchers from the Walter Reed Army Institute in Maryland found that extroverts denied social contact did better at staying awake and in reaction tests, suggesting it is "social stimulation" that tires out the parts of the extroverts' brains linked to alertness. The study involved 48 people aged 18 to 39, divided into natural extroverts and introverts. Results revealed that introverts fared better in ... //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-most-affected-by-sleep-deprivation-78673-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-the-most-affected-by-lack-of-sleep-76161-1.htm Outgoing people are affected the most by lack of sleep, says a new study. Researchers from the Walter Reed Army Institute in Maryland found that extroverts denied social contact did better at staying awake and in reaction tests, suggesting it is "social stimulation" that tires out the parts of the extroverts' brains linked to alertness. The study involved 48 people aged 18 to 39, divided into natural extroverts and introverts. Results revealed that introverts fared better in a "maintenance ... //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-the-most-affected-by-lack-of-sleep-76161-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/negative-personality-traits-may-be-advantageous-for-being-a-good-leader-75707-1.htm A new study has revealed that some of the negative personality traits may be advantageous for being a good leader. Researchers of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's College of Business Administration studied the development of leaders over a three-year period. Prior research had established that clearly positive personality qualities - such as extraversion, emotional stability and conscientiousness - had helpful effects on both the performance and the development of leaders.... //www.nitorex.com/news/negative-personality-traits-may-be-advantageous-for-being-a-good-leader-75707-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/aggressive-personality-types-at-higher-risk-of-hypertension-and-stroke-73409-1.htm Human beings come in different personality types. bPersonality type/b is psychological classification of different types of individuals and bPersonality traits /bdescribe the smaller attributes such as behavioral tendencies of a person. While the types look at iqualitative/i differences between people, the traits take into account the iquantitative/i differences. In a research done by the U.S. National Institute of Aging (NIA), it has been proved that aggressive people have 40% higher risk of hypertension and stroke.... //www.nitorex.com/news/aggressive-personality-types-at-higher-risk-of-hypertension-and-stroke-73409-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-types-are-similar-in-male-and-female-domestic-violence-perpetrators-72676-1.htm There are clear similarities between personalities of male and female domestic violence perpetrators. The new study provides a better picture of the roles played by gender, personality and mental illness in domestic violence. "Intimate partner violence is a major public health concern. Examining subtypes of perpetrators is an important way of learning more about why people are violent in close relationships. Understanding why different people are violent may be crucial for developing new ... //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-types-are-similar-in-male-and-female-domestic-violence-perpetrators-72676-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-in-a-positive-mood-are-more-creative-72307-1.htm Outgoing people with a positive frame of mind are found to be more creative than introverts, according to a new study. Lorenzo Stafford, University of Portsmouth psychologist, found that extrovert people in a good mood are the most creative thinkers because they have more of the 'happiness chemical' dopamine. However, people who keep themselves to themselves are not creative whether they are in a good or neutral mood. Stafford said his results showed personality and mood play a significant role in creativity.... //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-in-a-positive-mood-are-more-creative-72307-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/study-links-personality-traits-to-mental-illness-alcohol-usage-in-doctors-72126-1.htm Certain personality traits, demographic and work related factors increase the likelihood that doctors will develop mental illness or hazardous alcohol habits according to a study published in the iMedical Journal of Australia./i Dr Louise Nash, from the New South Wales Institute of Psychiatry and University of Sydney and co-authors conducted a study to identify factors associated with psychiatric morbidity and hazardous alcohol use in Australian doctors. A total of 2999 doctors participated in the study.... //www.nitorex.com/news/study-links-personality-traits-to-mental-illness-alcohol-usage-in-doctors-72126-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-influence-reproductive-success-69900-1.htm A new research from the University of Sheffield has suggested that the reproductive success of both men and women is influenced by their personality traits. In the study, the researchers found that women with higher levels of neuroticism and more extravert men are likely to give birth to a larger number of children in societies with traditionally high birth rates. The study also found evidence of a link between maternal personality traits and offspring's physical condition, as women with ... //www.nitorex.com/news/personality-traits-influence-reproductive-success-69900-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/after-handwriting-now-know-your-personality-traits-from-your-eyebrows-59689-1.htm A beautician has offered tips on how the shape of eyebrows can gain an insight into somebody's personality. Chernae Silk, called the "brow whisperer", learnt the art of face-reading in Europe and claims she can reveal insight into a person's character. The 31-year-old crowned Australian model Jennifer Hawkins for having the most fashionable brow shape at the moment. "Jennifer's shape is the new celebrity brow, which I've named 'the oracle'. It starts full and thick, then tapers towards ... //www.nitorex.com/news/after-handwriting-now-know-your-personality-traits-from-your-eyebrows-59689-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/dog-owners-personality-traits-resemble-their-pets-49557-1.htm Just by looking at your neighbour's appearance you can make out what type of a pet pooch does she or he owns, say researchers, who claim that animal lovers actually do look like their dogs. "There is a little bit of truth in the theory that owners look like their dogs, but if you are of a robust build you will probably have a more robust dog so that you can gets lots of exercise. If you are more slight you may want a poodle as you think that they need less exercise," The Telegraph quoted Dr ... //www.nitorex.com/news/dog-owners-personality-traits-resemble-their-pets-49557-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/comedians-are-introverts-than-most-people-48784-1.htm Comedians are shyer than most other people, claims a new study. "I guess the stage gives them the opportunity to be what they want to be and may not necessarily represent their daily-life personalities," New Scientist quoted Gil Greengross, an anthropologist at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, as saying. To reach the conclusion, Greengross and colleague Geoffrey Miller assigned personality tests to 31 professional comedians. The 60-question test gauged the "big five" classic ... //www.nitorex.com/news/comedians-are-introverts-than-most-people-48784-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/introverts-beware-your-children-could-be-autistic-39511-1.htm Being an introvert could have a great impact on your progeny, reveals a new study. It suggests that socially aloof couples with a small circle of friends are more likely to parent autistic children. The study evaluated how parents of autistic children evaluated facial expressions and found that they gauge the faces in exactly the same way as people having the disorder, despite them not being classified as autistic themselves. In the study, Ralph Adolphs of the California Institute of Technology ... //www.nitorex.com/news/introverts-beware-your-children-could-be-autistic-39511-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/introverts-can-blame-the-brain-for-their-shyness-study-38779-1.htm Have you ever noticed how some people never seem to relax. These "introverts" get panicky in front of others and can't relax in tense situations. Now, a team of researchers has got the answer: introvert individuals' brains are wired in such a way that tends to keep them tense and anxious forever. According to new research by the HealthEmotions Research Institute and Department of Psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health (SMPH), brains of those suffering ... //www.nitorex.com/news/introverts-can-blame-the-brain-for-their-shyness-study-38779-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-are-more-likely-to-drink-under-pressure-23626-1.htm The amount a young person drinks is largely determined by how much others in the group drink, and an extrovert is likely to drink more, a new study has found. The study was conducted by Dutch psychologist Sander Bot, who also found that men, and people with positive expectations regarding alcohol drink more. The research was carried out under young adults aged 18 to 25 years, most of whom did not live at home. Nevertheless, upbringing and the role of the parents still exert a small effect on the amount drunk.... //www.nitorex.com/news/extroverts-are-more-likely-to-drink-under-pressure-23626-1.htm //www.nitorex.com/news/extrovert-people-drink-more-alcohol-23548-1.htm Men, extrovert people and those with positive expectations regarding alcohol use drink more than others, says Dutch psychologist Sander Bot. The amount a young person drinks is largely determined by how much others in the group drink. Friendly young people in particular, people who score high on the personality dimension friendliness, are sensitive to the influence of others on their alcohol use. Besides genetic disposition, drinking behaviour is affected by culture, upbringing and the immediate social environment.... //www.nitorex.com/news/extrovert-people-drink-more-alcohol-23548-1.htm