Personality
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Opposites Don't Attract: People Choose Partners Like ThemMarried couples don't become more alike in their personality as their marriage progresses
By Live Science Staff Last updated
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Mom's Personality Key to Whether Baby Gets the Breast or BottleBy Lauren Cox Last updated
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Personality Set for Life By 1st Grade, Study SuggestsIt's tough to change personality. A new study shows our personalities stay the same throughout our lives, from child to adult.
By Live Science Staff Last updated
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Men's and Women's Personalities: World's Apart, or Not So Different?Men and women's personalities are worlds apart, a new study says, but other researchers say it ain't so.
By Rachael Rettner Last updated
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'Moody' Toddlers More Likely to Become Problem Gamblers, Study SuggestsYour tot's personality may foretell later problem behaviors.
By Jeanna Bryner Last updated
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'Universal' Personality Traits Are Not, Study Finds
A new study of an isolated Bolivian society shows the "Big Five" might not be as comprehensive as previously thought.
By Megan Gannon Last updated
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'Contagious Itching' More Common Among NeuroticsThe odd phenomenon of catching someone else's itch is rooted in the brain.
By Trevor Stokes Last updated
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Happiness Is Partly InheritedHappy people tend to have certain personality traits linked to genes.
By Live Science Staff Last updated
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'Helicopter' Parents Have Neurotic Kids, Study SuggestsChildren with so-called "helicopter parents" are more likely to be dependent, neurotic and less open, a new study finds.
By Rachael Rettner Last updated
