The genetic and environmental relationship between the interpersonal sensitivity measure (IPSM) and the personality dimensions of Eysenck and Cloninger

Keyphrases

• Personality Dimensions 100%
• Cloninger 100%
• Genetic Relationship 100%
• Environmental Relationship 100%
• Eysenck 100%
• Interpersonal Sensitivity Measure 100%
• Additive Genetic Effects 50%
• Twin Pair 33%
• Environmental Impact 33%
• Univariate Analysis 16%
• Subscale Scores 16%
• Self-report Measures 16%
• Non-shared Environment 16%
• Covariation 16%
• Familial Aggregation 16%
• Genetic Variance 16%
• Community-based Sample 16%
• Separation Anxiety 16%
• Latent Factors 16%
• Interpersonal Sensitivity 16%
• Shortened Version 16%
• Scale Separation 16%
• Timidity 16%
• Inner Self 16%

Social Sciences

• Variance 100%
• Human Activities Effects 100%
• Eysenck 100%
• Community-Based 50%
• Self-Report 50%
• Individual Differences 50%
• Separation Anxiety 50%

Psychology

• Eysenck 100%
• Self-Report Questionnaire 50%
• Univariate Statistics 50%
• Individual Differences 50%
• Covariation 50%
• Separation Anxiety 50%