Sentence examples for more negative traits from inspiring English sources

And the southern bias has gone hand-in-hand with more negative traits.Admirably for a would-be great power, Brazil has renounced nuclear weapons.

She also finds that people are cognizant of more negative traits attached to Indigenous-looking individuals than to Mestizo or European-looking persons, while attaching more positive traits to the latter.

She had a somewhat rocky relationship with her parents, so she thought she'd warn me about some of their more negative traits that I should watch out for -- her father's explosive anger, her mother's capacity for quiet cruelty, etc.

Only nurses would attribute more negative traits to patients with BPD than to patients with MDD or GAD (interaction of profession × diagnosis).

In contradistinction to the third hypothesis that nurses only would attribute more negative traits to patients with BPD than to patients with MDD or GAD, no significant interactions of profession × diagnosis were found in regard to the negative traits' evaluation.

Specifically, the difference between the two vignettes positively associated BPD patients with an unjustified decision to hospitalize the patient, with more negative evaluation of the treatment, and with more negative traits (the standardized canonical discriminant function coefficients were respectively 0.81, 0.25 and 0.29).

This seems to suggest that the P3 component in the low expectancy condition is related to more negative trait measures, while the midline electrode differences were related to individual variations in the positive trait measures reward responsiveness, appetitive drive, and left cortical activity.

Wilson and Rapee (2006) found that socially phobic participants rated more negative personality traits and fewer positive personality traits as self-descriptive compared to non-patient controls, even after controlling for depression.

All professions will report more negative attitudes and negative traits toward BPD than towards a patient with major depressive disorder (MDD) or generalized anxiety disorder (GAD).

Fourth, informed by RST, we hypothesised that trait rumination would moderate the association between negative events and negative affect such that high trait ruminators would report more negative affect after negative events than low trait ruminators.

Because it's difficult for people to remain objective in assessing their own behavior, having a friend assess our negative traits can provide a more realistic picture of the less flattering traits that people naturally possess.