Infants' physiological responses have been measured during the Strange Situation procedure looking at individual differences in infant temperament and the extent to which attachment acts as a moderator.
An additional regression analysis was conducted to investigate to what extent temperament and personality variables contributed to pain catastrophizing beyond the influence of such symptoms.
As research has demonstrated that pain and in its wake pain catastrophizing are substantially related to symptoms of anxiety and depression [ 33, 34], it seemed appropriate to investigate to what extent temperament and personality variables contribute to pain catastrophizing beyond the influence of such symptoms.
By temperament, Demy was, to a greater extent than Truffaut or Mr. Godard, an old-fashioned control freak.
"She outlived her lover by 26 years, none of them very happy, at first a wandering victim of spite and hostility from their enemies, and to some extent of her own temperament," wrote John Lynch in his biography of Bolívar.
If you're around him a long time, you realize that to a large extent he is driven by temperament".
Given the possibility that infant temperament ratings may have been influenced by the extent of parents' sleep loss, depressed mood, and contact with the infant, regression analyses included both maternal and paternal ratings of infant temperament.
The anti-trust suit that followed revealed the extent of Gates's hyper-competitive, arrogant temperament.
I saw, with fresh emphasis, the extent to which the play is about temperament: sunny souls turn hardship into a picnic; those with melancholy hearts will drag their heels forever.
At bottom, the questions they asked were these: What makes people turn out as they do, and to what extent can adult personality be predicted by childhood temperament?
