Science news articles about 'personality research'

Personality researchers have long known that people who report they have certain personality traits are also more (or less) likely to be satisfied with their romantic partners. Someone who says she is ...

The ‘Analysis of the structure of language and dynamic of personality' research group of the University of Granada, Spain, has developed a method to analyse the personality of people with ...

... who knew the targets well, a criterion now widely regarded as the gold standard in personality research. Even when viewing the targets in the controlled pose, the observers could accurately judge ...

... animal taxa, from fishes to high vertebrates. Birds are often used as a model in personality research, and past studies have demonstrated that individuals do display consistent behavioural responses ...

... used in these laboratory experiments would equate to about two grams per day for a 150-pound person, researchers said. Lipoic acid has been used by some people for years as a dietary ...

... can influence the health of another. "There's been kind of an individualistic bias in personality research," he said. "But human beings are not islands. We are an incredibly interdependent species." ...

LONDON (Reuters) - The same part of the brain that makes us crave food and sex may also help determine whether somebody is a warm and sentimental "people" person, researchers said on Wednesday.