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Hi, I don’t know you and I may be completely wrong, but consider that, rather than OR on top of being emotionally neglected, your may have a personality with hi
by jdkoeck 3y ago
Hi, I don’t know you and I may be completely wrong, but consider that, rather than OR on top of being emotionally neglected, your may have a personality with high neuroticism that facilitates “fatal flaw” thinking. Know that neuroticism is, like personality traits in general, partly inherited. It’s up to you to evaluate how much of your problems can be chalked up to nature and/or nurture.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuroticism https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuroticism
- techwiz137 3y agoI just read this, and I fit the bill perfectly. Nothing has explained what I am more than the article you just linked.
- jdkoeck 3y agoI’m happy you found the concept of neuroticism insightful. I’ve had the same lightbulb moment reading about it :)
- bloqs 3y agoAnyone interested in the Big Five,(which unlike Myers-Briggs, has actual data behind it) can do a free one here from the creator. Note - it doesn't work accurately if you are depressed, and yes, it requires you to be honest. https://www.personal.psu.edu/~j5j/IPIP/ https://www.personal.psu.edu/~j5j/IPIP/
- wholinator2 3y agoThank you. Recently i decided to start saving screenshots of all my personality tests to see if I've changed in any large way and going back to school has done wonders for my discipline and general mood.
- bloqs 3y agoPersonality is largely plastic over the lifetime, being mostly set at about age 6. The easiest one to change is Conscientiousness and the hardest is Neuroticism/Openness. So far we have no way to increase IQ and those two traits are largely expressions of IQ.