Sentence examples for identified personality from inspiring English sources

The campaign, launched in March, has identified personality change, agitation, withdrawal, poor self-care and hopelessness as five signs that someone may be struggling with their mental health.

OBJECTIVE: Previous studies examining correlates of leisure time physical activity (LTPA) have identified personality factors that are correlated with LTPA and practical factors that impede LTPA.

Finally, researchers have also identified personality (Petersen and Kumar 2009), demographic variables, and industry characteristics (Anderson et al. 2009) as influential factors in consumer return behavior; therefore, we controlled for these factors.

The first to lay out a comprehensive case for Oxford's authorship was J. Thomas Looney, an English schoolteacher who identified personality characteristics in Shakespeare's works—especially Hamlet that painted the author as an eccentric aristocratic poet, a drama and sporting enthusiast with a classical education who had travelled extensively to Italy.

Our study identified personality traits and sociodemographic variables that have an effect on somatization and social inhibition.

Clearly identified personality characteristics linked to stress and burnout have the potential to enable appropriate interventions and plans to be put in place to assist in improving the nurses' ability to deal with workplace stressors.

Christopher deplores the notion of identifying personality by disability.

Under the scheme, the company would identify personality traits through examining posts and likes by Facebook, although not photos, and looking for certain habits.

In this paper the authors analyze the interaction of road-safety and human factors to identify personality, attitude, ability and reliability of a driver.

For decades, psychologists attempted to identify personality traits that distinguished athletes in one sport from those in another (and from nonathletes).

Italians tend to take design seriously, and Gnoli, who died in 1970 at age 36, homed in on single parts of the body or the bedroom, telescoping the sort of details that identify personality through style.