Sentence examples for personality aspect from inspiring English sources

NANCY ROTHBARD: So, there's a lot of thought about where that comes from and you know, some of it is that there's a personality aspect to that, and some of it is that people start to develop patterns of behavior.

Results of the study show that intention of starting an online business is affected by attitudinal aspect of students rather than targeting their personality factor, so this study contradict with those who refer personality aspect as the main determinants of self-employment intention (Kuratko et al. 2004; Karimi et al. 2012; Douglas and Shepherd 2002).

The personality aspect has to be good, and then the technical elements come into play a bit later.

Pelley is so intent on playing down the personality aspect of the anchor role, he had to be talked out of taking his name off the title of the evening news broadcast.

"We really emphasize the personality aspect of this--being a good representative for yourself, surfing and the NSSA". So coveted is a spot on the national team that Cairns has seen numerous cases in which association members make deliberate attempts to improve their grades in order to qualify.

I don't know if the personality aspect is important to other people, and at this point in my life I don't really care about it, because either I listen to people talking because I want to listen to people talk, or I listen to music because I want to listen to music.

The questionnaire measured four personality aspects: unusual experiences – such as belief in telepathy and paranormal events – difficulty in focusing thoughts or distractibility, an avoidance of intimacy, and a tendency towards impulsive and antisocial behaviour.

The purpose of this review is to summarize findings from fMRI studies that tap on neural correlates of personality aspects in healthy subjects, in order to provide insight into the neural activity underlying human temperament.

The aim of this study was to identify romantic relationship characteristics, emotional and personality aspects and social adjustment in subjects with pathological jealousy (PJ) and to compare them to control group.

When the psychologists Claude Steele and Mahzarin Banaji gave a group of people a personality questionnaire while they were sober and then again when they were drunk, they found that the only personality aspects that were inflated by drinking were those where there was a gap between real and ideal states.

Hare operationalised Cleckley's concept of psychopathy by developing the Psychopathy Checklist-Revised composed of 20 items that load on two factors in majority: factor 1 (personality aspects of psychopathy) and factor 2 (behavioural manifestations), close to the antisocial personality disorder (DSM-IV criteria).