Neuroticism's prospective association with common mental disorders (CMDs) has fueled the
assumption that neuroticism is an independent etiologically informative risk factor. This …

Background: Neuroticism measures are very popular in psychopathological research, but it
is unclear how useful neuroticism is in studies of the aetiology of psychopathology. Method …

BackgroundThis meta-analysis seeks to quantify the prospective association between
neuroticism and the common mental disorders (CMDs, including anxiety, depression, and …

Background. Neuroticism and somatic complaints are linked, and the aim of this study is to
disentangle which mechanisms may be responsible for this association. Method. In a …

The personality trait of neuroticism refers to relatively stable tendencies to respond with
negative emotions to threat, frustration, or loss. Individuals in the population vary markedly …

Neuroticism has long been associated with psychopathology and there is increasing
evidence that this trait represents a shared vulnerability responsible for the development …

This study examines whether content overlap artificially inflates estimates of the associations
of emotional disorders with neuroticism and whether disorder-specificity of prediction exists …

Neuroticism is one of the major traits describing human personality, and a predictor of
mental and physical disorders with profound public health significance. Individual …

BackgroundHigh neuroticism is a well-established risk for present and future depression
and anxiety, as well as an emerging target for treatment and prevention. The current …

OBJECTIVE: To test the hypotheses that (1) neuroticism is associated with self-reported
somatic symptoms;(2) this association is especially found with regard to psychosomatic …