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Extraversion is associated with lower cardiovascular reactivity to acute psychological stress
International Journal of Psychophysiology, 2023Extraversion has been associated with positive physical health outcomes, with adaptive cardiovascular responses to stress being one potential physiological mechanism. The present study examined the influence of extraversion on both cardiovascular reactivity and cardiovascular habituation to an acute psychological stress task (Paced Auditory Serial ...
Adam O'Riordan +3 more
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Biological Psychology, 2023
Adaptive physiological responses to stress have been suggested as a potential mechanism facilitating the association between extraversion and positive health outcomes. The present study examined the influence of extraversion on physiological reactivity and habituation to a standardized psychological stress task presented as two separate laboratory ...
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Adaptive physiological responses to stress have been suggested as a potential mechanism facilitating the association between extraversion and positive health outcomes. The present study examined the influence of extraversion on physiological reactivity and habituation to a standardized psychological stress task presented as two separate laboratory ...
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EXTRAVERSION, NEUROTICISM AND PERFORMANCE IN A PSYCHOLOGY EXAMINATION
British Journal of Educational Psychology, 1971Summary. The EPI (form A) was administered to 455 students taking the human development examination at the University of Exeter over a period of five years. Correlations between academic performance and E and N were computed both for year groups as a whole and for special groups.
Paul Kline, A. Gale
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Theoretical and Empirical Link between Psychological Differentiation and Extraversion
Psychological Reports, 1985This study examined a relationship between psychological differentiation and extraversion and possible sex differences in performance. A significant curvilinear relationship was observed for boys only. Boys were more field independent and extraverted than girls.
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Graphologists' Assessment of Extraversion Compared with Assessment by Means of a Psychological Test
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1997The study investigated whether graphologists can infer extraversion from handwriting correctly. On the basis of three personality questionnaires, three persons (targets) were classified as extraverted and three as introverted. Ten graphologists independently analysed the handwriting of the targets and classified them as extraverted or introverted.
J van Rooij, A. M. Hazelzet
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Extraversion and the psychological refractory period
Personality and Individual Differences, 1998Abstract On the grounds that extraverts have a strong tendency to organize responses rather than analyze stimulus information (Brebner and Cooper, 1978) it was predicted that extraverts would respond more rapidly to the first of two rapidly successive stimuli than introverts.
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Introversion-extraversion: astrology versus psychology
Personality and Individual Differences, 1994The present study replicated the study by Mayo, White and Eysenck (1978; Journal of Social Psychology, 105, 229–236) that confirmed the astrological proposition that people born with the sun in a positive sign (Aries, Gemini, Leo, Libra, Sagittarius, Aquarius) are extraverted and those with the sun in a negative sign (Taurus, Cancer, Virgo, Scorpio ...
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Extraversion in Differential Psychology and Experience Balance in the Rorschach
Rorschachiana, 2005Durante muchos años, la opinión de expertos en Rorschach sobre las conexiones entre extraversión (E) y tipo vivencial (EB) han presentado un amplio rango, desde la consideración de que ambas variables eran prácticamente idénticas hasta la negación de cualquier relación entre ellas.
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Type A behaviour pattern, extraversion, neuroticism and psychological distress
British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1991The factorial structure of a nine‐item Framingham Type A Scale, the 30‐item General Health Questionnaire, the 57‐item Eysenck Personality Inventory and a 20‐item checklist of predominantly physical symptoms was examined in a nationally representative sample of 3065 women and 2520 men.
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Journal of Aggression, Maltreatment & Trauma, 2014
This study describes a longitudinal analysis of the relationship among neuroticism, extraversion, educational level, perceived social support, escape viewing, and psychological distress in crime victims. A sample of 170 crime victims completed self-report measures of these concepts.
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This study describes a longitudinal analysis of the relationship among neuroticism, extraversion, educational level, perceived social support, escape viewing, and psychological distress in crime victims. A sample of 170 crime victims completed self-report measures of these concepts.
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