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Temperament, Development, and Personality

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Understanding temperament is central to our understanding of development, and temperament constructs are linked to individual differences in both personality and underlying neural function. In this article, I review findings on the structure of temperament, its relation to the Big Five traits of personality, and its links to development and psychopathology. In addition, I discuss the relation of temperament to conscience, empathy, aggression, and the development of behavior problems, and describe the relation between effortful control and neural networks of executive attention. Finally, I present research on training executive attention.

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  1. temperament
  2. development
  3. personality
  4. neural networks
  5. attention training

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Mary K. Rothbart, Department of Psychology, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403-1227; e-mail: [email protected].

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