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A cybernetic big five theory for personality psychology by DeYoung, C.G.

“…Cybernetics, the study of goal-directed systems, offers a framework in which to develop an integrative theory of personality. Personality traits describe…”
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Serotonin transporter gene and adverse life events in adult ADHD by Mandelli, L, Muller, D.J, Serretti, A, DeYoung, C.G, De luca, V, Sicard, T, Tharmalingam, S, Gallinat, J, Muglia, P, De Ronchi, D, Jain, U, Kennedy, J.L

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Toward integrative theories of personality by Fajkowska, M., DeYoung, C.G.

“…One of the cardinal concerns of personality psychology is to formulate a comprehensive theory that provides a framework to understand individuals. In…”
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Trait affiliation, aspects of the Big Five, and the interpersonal circumplex by Weisberg, Y.J., DeYoung, C.G.

“…We explored the circumplex structure of the four aspects underlying Big Five Extraversion (Assertiveness and Enthusiasm) and Agreeableness (Compassion and…”
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Disconnected minds, open minds: White matter correlates of high Openness support a dimensional model of psychosis by Grazioplene, R.G., Chavez, R.S., DeYoung, C.G.

“…An important goal in individual differences research is to develop a deeper understanding of how the brain produces adaptive traits and to examine how such…”
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Extraversion predicts neural sensitivity to reward in large fMRI studies by DeYoung, C.G., Hawes, D.R., Civai, C., Rustichini, A.

“…Although the theory has been widely adopted that Extraversion reflects individual differences in brain systems governing reward sensitivity, the evidence base…”
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Variation in the catechol-O-methyltransferase Val158Met polymorphism associated with conduct disorder and ADHD symptoms, among adolescent male delinquents by DeYoung, Colin G., Getchell, Marya, Koposov, Roman A., Yrigollen, Carolyn M., Haeffel, Gerald J., Klinteberg, Britt af, Oreland, Lars, Ruchkin, Vladislav V., Pakstis, Andrew J., Grigorenko, Elena L.

“…Objective: Variation in the catechol-O-methyltransferase gene (COMT) has been associated with antisocial behavior in populations with attention…”
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