A Study that Monitors the Correlation Between Writing Style and some Personal Features
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A recent psychological study has shown that the way people write about their personal experiences may be linked to some of the characteristics associated with psychopathic personality, through differences in choice of words, expression of emotions and description of positive and negative events, without writing alone being a means of diagnosing psychological disorder.
New research from researchers at the University of Mississippi suggests that some personality traits associated with psychopathy can be reflected in people’s everyday writing. For example, people who score higher on some dimensions of these personality traits may use fewer anxiety-related words or refer more to negative consequences when recounting life events […] The post New Research: Signs of Psychopathy May Also Appear in People’s Writing ap…
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