Neuroticism

Neuroticism is often used as a predictor of job performance and satisfaction.

The pianist played a neuroticism that was both intense and unsettling.

His neuroticism caused him to become anxious about even minor decisions.

Freud believed that neuroticism was caused by unresolved conflicts from childhood.

Neuroticism is often used to explain why people behave in certain ways.

The jazz musician's improvisation was full of unexpected twists and turns, demonstrating his mastery of neuroticism.

Some psychologists argue that neuroticism is a fundamental aspect of human personality.

Some studies suggest that individuals high in neuroticism are more prone to stress-induced physical illness.

Neuroticism is one of several personality traits that have been studied in depth.