Tag: storytelling and emotional depth in personality psychology

Rethinking a Misunderstood Trait In the landscape of personality psychology, few traits are as misunderstood—and maligned—as neuroticism. Often portrayed as a flaw or a weakness, neuroticism is commonly associated with moodiness, anxiety, and overthinking. But this limited view overlooks the complex and surprising strengths that can arise from emotional sensitivity. What if, instead of something…