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Worry Yourself To Death...
fewstingscorpio
by fewstingscorpio  8-19-2009    1
 The other 60 percent is unexplained, but possibly attributed to biological factors or other environmental issues that neurotic individuals experience, Mroczek said. http://psychcentral.com/news/2009/08/19/worry-yourself-to-death/7843.html
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Neurosis
swilson2g
by swilson2g  4-13-2009   
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Dear World: What kind of a person blogs?
Catshade
by Catshade  1-26-2009    1
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NEVER LET THEM SEE YOU SWEAT
ellington
by ellington  12-28-2008    2
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Set in Our Ways: Why Change Is So Hard
chestnut501
by chestnut501  12-19-2008    2
 Easier before 30 and after 60
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Windows to the Soul
einbar
by einbar  12-11-2008    1
 Swedish researchers claim that it may be possible to read a person's personality by analyzing their irises
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NEVER LET THEM SEE YOU SWEAT
ellington
by ellington  11-30-2008   
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Personality trends by state
pcmkrfn
by pcmkrfn  11-12-2008   
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The brain parasite that influences human culture
JohnWaterman
by JohnWaterman  10-6-2008    4
 Spread by cats
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CBS: "West Virginia Most Neurotic State in Union"
blueridge
by blueridge  9-23-2008    7
 A CBS News report (correction: not Couric) stated this at the conclusion of a piece tonight (Sept. 23) based upon this study here which considers that people have a personality within their states, or flock together with those of similar. While the headline of the story underscores New York as neurotic, West Virginia scored highest. Note the study describes a "stress belt": The results revealed clear patterns of personalities - neuroticism is highest in the east along a line stretching from Maine to Louisiana - the "stress belt". There is evidence of this in the crazy way people drive in West Virginia and the high auto insurance rates even though it is a small population center. (Ohio insurance rates are much cheaper for example). West Virginia has been a place of conflict since it was formed, splitting Virginia in two. The "mountain state" has been a tumultuous region, "wild and wonderful", and still untamed. See how other states score.
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Personality variation by state
willhelm
by willhelm  9-14-2008   
 Neuroticism, extraversion, conscientiousness, agreeableness, openness.
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The Geography of Personality
A53GG4
by A53GG4  8-30-2008   
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Research has linked iris patterns to personality traits like warmth, trust, and positive emotions
einbar
by einbar  8-16-2008    5
 "Intriguingly, mutations in PAX6 have also been linked with high rates of unusual behavior, including poor impulse control and abnormalities in associated brain structures, like the left cingulate cortex. Still, cautions Larsson, looking deep into people’s eyes won’t give you irrefutable insight into their personality. “We’ve only looked at group effects,” he says. “It’s not possible to describe an individual’s personality from our data.”
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Juicy Analytical Psychology....can't beat that!
fewstingscorpio
by fewstingscorpio  7-11-2008   
 This juicy, gooey stuff. I love all this. It is much longer. It goes into the fundamentals in an overview fashion about the unconscious and the collective unconscious, self realization and neuroticism-etc-etc..All words defined as from the site source would explain. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Analytical+psychology
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Study shows people really can read your personality from your profile
ilovepsych
by ilovepsych  6-29-2008   
 Despite all the media reports that your Facebook profile is giving the wrong impression, a psychological study shows people really can understand your personality from your online profile. Turns out you’re not giving the wrong impression with your profile; you’re giving the right impression to the wrong people.
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psychogeography of the USA
boozich
by boozich  5-8-2008    3
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Inferring personality from e-mail addresses
Aribeth
by Aribeth  4-27-2008    6
 Altogether, even the thinnest slice of CMC—the mere e-mail address—contains valid information about the personality of its owner.<< Hmm...I don't know,I am just a moon elf... :lol:
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Gamers show Aspbergers traits
pokkets
by pokkets  4-23-2008    1
 They are not suggesting that aspbergers syndrome is caused by gameplay, but the similar symptoms may give researchers new insight into the mechanism of autism. No doubt the brain of a game player is having particular specific sections of the brain reinforced by the game play, leaving other areas to atrophy. The biggest difference may be, that the thoughts of an aspberger's syndrome sufferer can be a complete mystery. If you want to know what a gamer is thinking, you just have to watch them play the game.
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Happy genes set you up for life
pokkets
by pokkets  3-6-2008    2
 A cynic is an optimist with experience
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Gut Anxiety
abailart
by abailart  2-11-2008   
 The gut brain is not separate from the thinking brain. We are feeling creatures, not rational robots.
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In the eyes
Nefer
by Nefer  10-14-2007   
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The Science Behind Personality
GeDeGe
by GeDeGe  9-20-2007   
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Are you a Poet? A Worrier? A Warrior? Take the Test
Blue-moon
by Blue-moon  9-11-2007   
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Study Shows That Being Judgmental May Increase Risk of Anxiety
tfarrow
by tfarrow  6-6-2007    1
 Directly relating to my own life, where a lack of mindfulness skills is reflected in some behaviors. This seems to have been true also of many of the people that I've known in my life.
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Worry less to live longer
Red Pen
by Red Pen  5-3-2007    2
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brain waves
victorynsurrender
by victorynsurrender  3-5-2007   
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Cats Worldwide Domination Plot Uncovered
knslyr
by knslyr  8-3-2006    2
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Got Speech?
sravi2k1
by sravi2k1  1-26-2006   
 Thought this was interesting, especially the distinction between PVI and other forms. It seems likely that it's all about oxytocin.
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Tip for improving public speaking: Sex
jklugman
by jklugman  1-26-2006    1
 Via boingboing. I uploaded the article on citeulike: http://www.citeulike.org/user/jklugman/article/481966
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