Nice work... Fellow party-goer Caprice was in a somewhat less conscientious frame of mind.
Ms. Randall's copyeditors were a bit less conscientious, rendering his first name "Cormack" in the acknowledgments.
Personality has multiple effects, those motivated by a need for respect tending to be more introverted, more neurotic, less conscientious and less open to experience.
The film interweaves this daily minutiae with the company's struggle to survive in a market stocked with younger, nimbler and less conscientious companies.
In terms of the five-factor model, she is less conscientious than the others, and a medium-high scorer on neuroticism.
They said being kind to themselves after a failure, rejection, or loss would make them feel less conscientious, less ambitious, and less motivated.
Those who are the only children as a result of the policy are considerably less trusting, less trustworthy, more risk averse, less competitive, more pessimistic, less conscientious and possibly also more neurotic," said Lisa Cameron, of Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.
By contrast, conscientiousness was negatively associated with both competencies, indicating that more conscientious respondents have, on average, lower numeracy and literacy skills than less conscientious respondents.
The fact that significant reverse effects (e.g., firstborns less conscientious than laterborns) are rarely found, suggests that birth-order effects are at work, but masked by certain research designs.
Specifically the 39 graduates who participated were less agreeable, less conscientious, more aloof and less empathetic.
