Science · Research & academia · published 2026-09-02 · via Nature

Genome-Wide Study Finds Over 1,200 Variants Associated with Personality Traits

A large-scale genetic analysis has identified more than 1,200 variants linked to the 'Big Five' personality dimensions. These genetic associations appear largely independent of family background, providing robust evidence for a biological basis of personality.

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