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Significats de neuroticism en anglès

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neurosis

A mental or personality disturbance not attributable to any known neurological or organic dysfunction.

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Examples for "neurosis"
Examples for "neurosis"
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In practice, neurosis is always associated with some kind of wrong use.
Eyeless in Gaza
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As usual, Gurney was exactly on time-lessa virtue than a neurosis.
Think of a number
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Apparently she had lost her fear of trees by channeling another neurosis.
Guns will keep us together
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These include phobias, depression, mania, obsessive-compulsive disorders, and some forms of neurosis.
The Disposable Male
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Maisie's mind couldn't bear the reality, so it escaped into a neurosis.
Anne Severn and the Fieldings
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It is, in other words, a psychoneurosis.
The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 10
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It was a case of hysteria which had developed largely upon a basis of injury-therewas a traumatic psychoneurosis.
Pathology of Lying, Accusation, and Swindling: A Study in Forens...
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On the other hand the benignant nature of a psychoneurosis may be in part attributed to the patient's appreciation of his affliction.
The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 10
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The mental conditions leading to purposeless prevarication which supervene in the real hysterical mental states, or during the course of traumatic psychoneurosis are well known.
Pathology of Lying, Accusation, and Swindling: A Study in Forens...
Ús de neuroticism en anglès
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She had expected people higher in neuroticism to have the most problems.
Radio NZ
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High neuroticism and difficulties increased risk, even without a stressful life event.
Pubmed
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Distributed reductions in cortical gray matter volumes were associated with increased neuroticism.
Pubmed
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Meta-analytic results highlighted the importance of Big Five neuroticism, extraversion, and conscientiousness.
Pubmed
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Higher baseline neuroticism was associated with poorer outcome across treatment conditions.
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Without both high neuroticism and difficulties, stressful life events did not increase risk.
Pubmed
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Higher educational attainment, treatment and neuroticism were also correlated with more absenteeism days.
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These results suggest common SNP variation does not strongly influence neuroticism.
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In the study protocol, neuroticism was defined as the primary outcome.
Pubmed
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Lastly, we examined the contribution of a potential pre-existing vulnerability due to neuroticism.
Pubmed
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In fact, after six weeks of microdosing, a small increase in neuroticism was noted.
The Guardian
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Stressful early family environments and neuroticism were significantly associated with shorter preinternship telomere length.
Pubmed
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Negative affect was predicted by neuroticism and sense of coherence.
Pubmed
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Objective: Stressful life events, long-term difficulties, and high neuroticism are established risk factors for depression.
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Individuals with TLE showed significantly higher neuroticism, with no significant differences on the other traits.
Pubmed
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Severity of depression and high neuroticism scores were the best predictors of persistent depressive symptoms.
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Neuroticism a través del temps
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