Agreeable people can also be described as "cooperative, considerate, empathic, generous and kind" people, and thus this personality trait indicates the ability to form congenial social relationships with others [4].
Nevertheless, results clearly show the polygenic nature of the trait indicating the genetic complexity of the trait.
Population plasticity represents capacity for short-term adjustments whereas variation among individuals in a fitness-related trait indicates an opportunity for natural selection and hence for evolutionary adaptation.
However, the distribution of P-values for these traits indicates that there may be an excess of small P-values, in particular for logACR.
Comparison with randomized sets of genes selected from the QTL regions for those traits indicates that the number of 37 genes was significant (p ~ 0.03).
This especially concerns the relatively large neocortex-a hallmark of primates and a trait indicated by this study to be a consequence of the high degree of female sociality in primates-but should also involve other structures.
Several chromosomal regions were associated with more than one trait, indicating linkage or pleiotropic effects.
The individuals that are hunted have a maladaptive trait, indicating that they are less fit to survive (step 5).
Compulsive is also a personality trait, indicating someone who is hyper-organized, detail-oriented, and a perfectionist.
This means that the hierarchical ordering of the items remains the same at different levels of the underlying trait, indicated by a non-significant Chi-Square.
