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Dec 30.BDNF Val66Met is associated with introversion and interacts with 5-HTTLPRto influenceneuroticism
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that both GAD genes may serve as plausible candidatesto influenceneuroticism
serotonin , a neurochemical which in low supply causes neurotic people to be much quicker to activate their fight or flight response and hit panic mode(passive) is influenced byNeuroticism
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possibly genetic ) brain circuitry factors that lead to an extreme proneness to engage in negatively - hued self - generated thoughts(passive) is caused byNeuroticism
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of the facets Anxiety ; Irritability ; Immoderation ; Self - Consciousness ; Depressivity and Vulnerability(passive) is composedNeuroticism
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that BDNF interacts with the serotonin transporter geneto influenceneuroticism
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The Moderating Role of Perceived Social Support and Neuroticism Highlights•Lower cortisol reactivity , social support , andcontributeneuroticism
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allergic reactionscauseneuroticism
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three of the four examined genotypes(passive) was influenced byNeuroticism
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an age - related decline in intelligence and there is a small negative correlation between neuroticism and a change in the level of IQ ( r=-.18).[36influencesan age - related decline in intelligence and there is a small negative correlation between neuroticism and a change in the level of IQ ( r=-.18).[36
perception of lifealso influencesperception of life
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to anger , violence and depressioncan leadto anger , violence and depression
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to enhanced anxiety under conditions associated with aversive eventsleadingto enhanced anxiety under conditions associated with aversive events
to anxiety , personal insecurity and depressionleadsto anxiety , personal insecurity and depression
to feelings of anger , anxiousness , depression or vulnerabilityleadsto feelings of anger , anxiousness , depression or vulnerability
informant ratings of other people ’s memory performanceinfluencesinformant ratings of other people ’s memory performance
MI exposure characteristics which in turn influenced PTSDinfluencedMI exposure characteristics which in turn influenced PTSD
negatively subjective well - being ( Bashkatov , 2013influencednegatively subjective well - being ( Bashkatov , 2013
an individual to focus on , and to dwell on , the negative aspects of a situation , rather than the positivescan leadan individual to focus on , and to dwell on , the negative aspects of a situation , rather than the positives
problem - focused coping which in turn affected general psychological distressinfluencedproblem - focused coping which in turn affected general psychological distress
the majority of explained variance , which may reflect the state effect of distress that elevates neuroticismcontributedthe majority of explained variance , which may reflect the state effect of distress that elevates neuroticism
to at least two related tendencies ; one dealing with anxiety ( instability and stress proneness ) , the other addressing one ’s well being ( personal insecurity and depressionleadsto at least two related tendencies ; one dealing with anxiety ( instability and stress proneness ) , the other addressing one ’s well being ( personal insecurity and depression
from an overactive nervous systemmay originatefrom an overactive nervous system
empathyinfluencedempathy
extra alertness , hypervigilance , and an inability to concentratecausesextra alertness , hypervigilance , and an inability to concentrate
Decision - making(passive) might be influenced byDecision - making
to serious mental illnessleadsto serious mental illness
to disrupted sleep through an increase in stress - reactivitymight leadto disrupted sleep through an increase in stress - reactivity
worrying , stress , and feeling anxious or moodycausesworrying , stress , and feeling anxious or moody
to higher anxiety and more over - thinkingleadsto higher anxiety and more over - thinking
to higher levels of stress and worryusually leadsto higher levels of stress and worry
to many psychological problems including a lot of stressmay also leadto many psychological problems including a lot of stress
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to cognitive distortions in “ pain appraisals ” via “ catastrophizing ” the painmay contributeto cognitive distortions in “ pain appraisals ” via “ catastrophizing ” the pain
them to overreact in every situation which would lead them to have a more ' depressing ' life because they view the problems as piling on or even unsurmountablecausesthem to overreact in every situation which would lead them to have a more ' depressing ' life because they view the problems as piling on or even unsurmountable
to Heart DiseaseMight Leadto Heart Disease
pupillary responsesinfluencespupillary responses
cognitive appraisals of pain and coping with pain ... as well as reports of moodinfluencescognitive appraisals of pain and coping with pain ... as well as reports of mood
lower self - esteem , lower self - efficacy , an external locus of control , and lower job satisfactioncan also causelower self - esteem , lower self - efficacy , an external locus of control , and lower job satisfaction
brain activityinfluencesbrain activity
affective disorders(passive) caused byaffective disorders
to the strength of challenging experiences in uncontrolled settingsmay contributeto the strength of challenging experiences in uncontrolled settings
coping efforts and increases in daily anxiety under stressinfluencedcoping efforts and increases in daily anxiety under stress
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