Sentence examples for increasing personality from inspiring English sources

In defining a high risk group of mentally disordered offenders we might focus on a group of offenders who are in need of a higher degree of care and medical support in order to prevent adverse development trajectories (e.g. worsening clinical outcome, increasing personality deficits, and cognitive decline), which in turn might, in the long run, end in violent crimes.

We also show there is a significant relationship between the emotions elicited to the analyzed subjects and high prediction accuracy obtained for each of the 16 personality traits as well as notable correlations between distinct sets of AUs present at high-intensity levels and increased personality trait prediction accuracy.

There is increasing recognition that personality traits are important determinants of healthy aging.

Research of the last 15 years reveals increasing evidence that personality disorders are a prominent form of psychopathology in adolescence [ 21- 24].

However, by now there is increasing evidence that personality changes in all periods of life (for reviews see [ 12, 13]) with great developmental steps during adolescence/young adulthood and again in old age [ 14- 16].

Bar charts for I/E-R Religiosity and TIPI Personality domain scores all show higher PGC morale rating with increasing religiosity and positive personality traits (Figure 4A, 4B).

According to the theory, it is these protein clumps, or amyloid plaques, that lead to the death of brain cells, brain shrinkage and, ultimately, the distinctive symptoms of increasing forgetfulness, confusion and personality change that define dementia and blight so many lives.

Notable between group differences were affective and personality disorders (increasing and decreasing, respectively, as frequency of use increased in those ≥ 65).

In the longer term, the consequences of alcohol (mis)use may interact with individual factors (impulsivity, sensation-seeking, aggressive personality), so increasing dysregulation and problems with judgement, leading to further, and worsening alcohol use and antisocial behaviour (Howard, 2006; Measelle et al., 2006).

We estimated frequencies of personality disorders by increasing the screening cut-off level for each personality disorder by one score.

Subsequent investigations have shown that symptoms of Schizotypal Personality Disorder reflect increasing degrees of manifestation of schizotypy, in the sense of a "latent personality organization" in schizotaxic individuals [ 11, 14].