The role of vigilance in the relationship between neuroticism and health: A registered report

The theory of healthy neuroticism, that neuroticism can impact health through both negative and positive pathways, often relies on descriptions of vigilance to illustrate beneficial effects. The current study is among the first to describe the relationship of neuroticism to body vigilance and test t...

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Published in:Journal of research in personality 2018-04, Vol.73, p.27-34
Main Authors: Weston, Sara J., Jackson, Joshua J.
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