Dependence of aggression and hostility level on the type of temperament and properties of the central nervous system

Gubareva, L.I.; Agarkova, H.V.

doi:10.1016/j.ijpsycho.2014.08.975

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“…The data obtained are similar to the modern understanding, according to which the properties of the nervous system do not predetermine certain forms of behavior, but form the basis for easier formation of some forms of behavior, more difficult for others. The endocrine system makes a certain contribution to the formation of behavioral stereotypes and personality properties [2,12].…”

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Ethnic Characteristics of Temperament Types and Properties of the Central Nervous System

Gubareva¹,

Halidova²,

Agarkova³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Health and Well-Being in Modern Society (ICHW 2019)

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Two samples (Russian, n = 155 and Chechen, n = 184) were used to study the differences in the temperament scales using the "Eysenck Personality Questionnaire" and the peculiarities of the central nervous system functioning using the computerized chronoreflexometry method. Ethnic and gender differences are identified between Russian and Chechen nationals. Chechen men are less extroverted than Russian men. Ethnic differences in extraversion and introversion are less pronounced among women. The level of neurotism in Chechen men, as well as in women, was lower for choleric men and higher for phlegmatic men compared to Russians. Changes in personality properties correlate with changes in the properties of the CNS in the number of preemptive response, differentiation errors, time, and level of formation and stability of sensorimotor responses, which can be considered as markers of a certain type of temperament.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%