"positive personality" is a correct and widely used phrase in written English.
It refers to someone's overall character and demeanor, specifically highlighting their optimistic and uplifting qualities. Example: "Her positive personality lit up the room and brought a smile to everyone's face."
"Having him around, he's such a positive personality," Klinsmann said.
The present findings indicate that stress after acquiring information about a previously unknown person, strengthens the memory of the newly formed impressions for positive personality traits.
"Work ethic and a positive personality," Craig said.
Such faces (Fig. 1a) are given positive personality attributions1 that might correlate with actual behaviour2.
Subjects who displayed a positive personality style were less likely to develop viral symptoms than their less positive peers.
Tom's been such a dominant, positive personality amongst us for so long that all of us in the public radio family – and I include our millions of listeners – will find this news very difficult to receive".
"These individuals may gradually form, over the developmental course of life, a habit of neglecting the positive aspects of life events and complaining about misfortunes, resulting in decreased positive personality traits, such as gratitude and forgiveness," write Liu and colleagues.
The aim of this investigation was to examine the association between positive personality traits (the light quartet: hope, optimism, perseverance, and resilience) and coping strategies adopted by sport coaches.
Latent growth curve modeling showed that relative increase of outward directed attention associated with CEN in the first school year underlies the development of positive personality traits during this developmental stage.
This longitudinal study was designed to test three hypotheses that medical students who can cope better with adversity would: (1) have a more positive personality profile, (2) report less physical illnesses, (3) perform better academically.
These five beliefs are that worry: (1) facilitates problem solving; (2) enhances motivation; (3) protects against negative emotions; (4) prevents negative outcomes; and (5) reflects a positive personality trait.
