neuroticism

Based on those responses, neuroticism overall in the United States dropped slightly in 2020, during the first year of the pandemic.
The pandemic may be stunting young adults’ personality development|Sujata Gupta|September 28, 2022|Science News
Across all movies in the dataset, plot keywords such as “mental illness,” “ghost,” “serial killer,” and “insanity” were among the strongest predictors of fans’ neuroticism.
Why Horror Films Are More Popular Than Ever - Issue 95: Escape|Coltan Scrivner|January 14, 2021|Nautilus
Likewise, movie plots with psychological themes of death and anxiety predicted high neuroticism among fans of those movies.
Why Horror Films Are More Popular Than Ever - Issue 95: Escape|Coltan Scrivner|January 14, 2021|Nautilus
Delgado found that respondents who said they preferred cats tended to be higher in openness and neuroticism, while self-identified dog people tended towards more extroversion and agreeableness.
What being a cat- or dog-person says about you|Kat Eschner|October 7, 2020|Popular-Science

In men, but not women, neuroticism was positively correlated and masculinity negatively correlated with crying.
Why Do We Cry?|Michael Trimble|January 10, 2013|DAILY BEAST
Wilson found that the risk of death doubled in those with a neuroticism score in the top 10 percent.
How to Live Forever|Casey Schwartz|July 29, 2009|DAILY BEAST
Somewhat less obvious were findings concerning the relationship between neuroticism and longevity.
How to Live Forever|Casey Schwartz|July 29, 2009|DAILY BEAST
But the constant auto-illusion must always lead to neuroticism and pathology—the hidden fears.
Strange Alliance|Bryce Walton
He'd never heard of any marriage maintaining such a crazy high romantic level of manic neuroticism as this for very long.
Thy Name Is Woman|Bryce Walton
Irregularity and pain in menstruation are a frequent cause of neuroticism.
The Sexual Question|August Forel
I recollect that I offered a defense of psycopathic neuroticism.
Astounding Stories of Super-Science, October, 1930|Various

British Dictionary definitions for neuroticism

neuroticism

/ (njʊˈrɒtɪˌsɪzəm) /

noun

a personality trait characterized by instability, anxiety, aggression, etc

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