Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Neuroticism" in English language version.
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... two groups that have both been associated with elevated N scores – healthy women relative to men (Ellenbogen et al., 1996), and young adults at high risk for affective disorders (p62)... This is a robust finding that is consistent across cultures (Costa et al., 2001). This is especially the case during the reproductive years, but is also visible in children and elderly (Jorm, 1987). ... Clearly, the issue of sex differences in neuroticism and the implications for understanding N's neurobiological basis deserve more detailed and systematic investigation. (p65)
... two groups that have both been associated with elevated N scores – healthy women relative to men (Ellenbogen et al., 1996), and young adults at high risk for affective disorders (p62)... This is a robust finding that is consistent across cultures (Costa et al., 2001). This is especially the case during the reproductive years, but is also visible in children and elderly (Jorm, 1987). ... Clearly, the issue of sex differences in neuroticism and the implications for understanding N's neurobiological basis deserve more detailed and systematic investigation. (p65)
... two groups that have both been associated with elevated N scores – healthy women relative to men (Ellenbogen et al., 1996), and young adults at high risk for affective disorders (p62)... This is a robust finding that is consistent across cultures (Costa et al., 2001). This is especially the case during the reproductive years, but is also visible in children and elderly (Jorm, 1987). ... Clearly, the issue of sex differences in neuroticism and the implications for understanding N's neurobiological basis deserve more detailed and systematic investigation. (p65)
