Your Friends Know How Long You Will Live: A 75-Year Study of Peer-Rated Personality Traits AUTHORS: Joshua J. Jackson, James J. Connolly, S. Mason Garrison, Madeleine M. Leveille, Seamus L. Connolly4 Abstract Although self-rated personality traits predict mortality risk, no study has examined whether one’s friends can perceive personality characteristics that predict one’s mortality risk. Moreover, it is unclear whether […]
longevity, mortality, Personality, Psychology
Fetal exposure to androgens, as indicated by digit ratios (2D:4D), increases men’s agreeableness with women Published in the Journal, Personality and Individual Differences, researchers in Canada found that the ratio of the length of the index finger to the length of the ring finger may be determined by the level of testosterone that a fetus is […]
Agreeableness, Fetal Androgens, Finger Length, Personality, Psychology, Social Interaction
Fetal exposure to androgens, as indicated by digit ratios (2D:4D), increases men’s agreeableness with women Authors:D.S. Moskowitz, Rachel Sutton, David C. Zuroff, Simon N. Young Abstract The ratio of the length of the second finger, or digit, to the fourth finger (2D:4D) is influenced by fetal exposure to androgens; a smaller ratio indicates greater androgen exposure. We used […]
Agreeableness, Fetal Androgens, Finger Length, Personality, Psychology, Social Interaction
Gender differences of young drivers on injury severity outcome of highway crashes AUTHORS: Niranga Amarasinghaa, Sunanda Dissanayakeb ABSTRACT: Problem: Gender differences of young drivers involved in crashes and the associated differences in risk factors have not been fully explored in the United States (U.S.). Accordingly, this study investigated the topic, where the odds ratios […]
Emergency Medicine, injury, Psychology, sociology
