Sentence examples for adaptation personality from inspiring English sources

Wave 1 was composed of students who participated in the project, "Academic Adaptation, Personality, and Subjective Well-Being in University Students," before the fire.

It has been suggested that the processes of psychological stress include cancer and treatment as independent factors, and that sociodemographic factors, coping, adaptation, personality factors, medical factors, socio-environmental factors, and life stresses are mediators and/or moderators of the processes (Dolbeaut et al, 1999; Lehto et al, 2005).

At once comic and trenchant, his big-city idiom exposed the brutal adaptations of personality to brutal times; epigrammatic tough talk rippled through the plays and created an unsettling lyrical undertow.

This course emphasizes detailed study of some formative works dealing with the organization of human societies; the patterning of cultures and culture as an instrument of continuous human creativity; and the adaptation of persons and personalities to life in ordered communities.

After filling in the short version of a German adaptation of the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire-Revised, 60 male subjects, ranging in age from 20 to 31 years, were presented with two temporal discrimination tasks.

Childhood personality differences predicted adaptation at all three time periods and also changes in adaptation over time.

Does childhood personality foreshadow later adaptation in the key developmental task domains of academic achievement, work, rule-abiding conduct, friendships, and romantic relationships?

Some scientists have argued that personality is an adaptation that helps animals to survive.

On the other hand, features of adult personality were presaged by childhood adaptation, and in some cases childhood adaptation predicted the course of personality development.

Dinn and Harris (2000) suggested that behavioral adaptation deficits found in ASPD (antisocial personality disorder) individuals with psychopathic traits might be related to inadequate processing of feedback information.

In a sample of patients with rheumatoid arthritis, Hamilton et al. [ 37] demonstrated that while neuroticism had a negative impact on mood, regulative personality characteristics indeed promoted adaptation to pain exacerbations.