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Displaying all articles tagged:
Personality Psychology
overachiever
Jan. 10, 2018
How to Teach Yourself to Be Funnier
To improve your sense of humor, start by making yourself laugh.
By
Susie Neilson
personality psychology
May 26, 2017
How Does Personality Affect Mental Health?
New research offers up some potentially important correlations, and also highlights just how little control people can have over their mental health.
By
Jesse Singal
personality psychology
May 4, 2017
One Personality Characteristic Predicts Domestic Nudity
For a new study, researchers correlated the so-called Big Five personality factors with all sorts of everyday behaviors.
By
Jesse Singal
personality psychology
Feb. 1, 2017
Politicians Have Different Personalities Than the Rest of Us
Not everyone is cut out for a life of hand-shaking with strangers, answering questions over and over, and boring budgetary meetings.
By
Jesse Singal
personality psychology
Dec. 21, 2016
Can You Predict Your Scores on an Important Personality Test?
The Big Five framework has been embraced by many personality psychologists as an important way to measure human personality.
By
Jesse Singal
and
Ashley Wu
narcissism
Oct. 20, 2016
The Connection Between Parenting and Narcissism
A new review of the available evidence suggests that, well, it’s complicated.
By
Jesse Singal
2016 presidential campaign
Oct. 7, 2016
Why Is Donald Trump So Much More Thin-skinned Than Hillary Clinton?
The answer touches on an interesting debate within personality psychology.
By
Jesse Singal
Mar. 1, 2016
Why Impulsive Couples Tend to Be Happy
A new study suggests that couples with similar levels of the characteristic are better off.
By
Jesse Singal
personality psychology
July 28, 2015
You Might Be an Ambivert, an Introvert-Extrovert Hybrid
This whole introvert-extrovert thing may be excluding a lot of people.
By
Jesse Singal
personality psychology
July 16, 2015
Are You a Head Person or a Heart Person?
It matters.
By
Christian Jarrett
weight loss
Mar. 19, 2015
Your Personality Could Be Making You Fat
There’s an underrated “know thyself” element to losing weight, according to a new study.
By
Susmita Baral
narcissism
Mar. 9, 2015
How Children Become Narcissists
“You are so. Very. Special.”
By
Jesse Singal
work
Mar. 6, 2015
Your Résumé Isn’t Saying What You Think It’s Saying About You
It isn’t a very accurate way to gauge someone’s true personality.
By
Melissa Dahl
personality psychology
Mar. 3, 2015
Understanding the Two Types of Extroversion
Do you have high levels of agentic extroversion, affiliative extroversion, or neither?
By
Jesse Singal
facebook
Jan. 13, 2015
Facebook ‘Likes’ Can Predict Users’ Personalities. Should We Be Worried?
Sussing personality out from an endless ocean of “likes.”
By
Jesse Singal
serial
Dec. 5, 2014
A Psychological Explanation for Why ‘Serial’ Drives Some People Crazy
It all goes back to your level of “need for closure.”
By
Jesse Singal