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- The article explores the connection between cognitive ability (GMA) and personality throughout childhood and early adulthood.
- It examines how these two aspects might influence each other as individuals grow and develop.
- The study aims to provide insights into the interplay between a person's mental capabilities and their personality traits over time.
Article Abstract
The article "Mind-Personality Relations from Childhood to Early Adulthood" attempts to investigate the relation between cognitive ability (GMA) and personality, especially how these two concepts are related during childhood, and whether they may exert influence on each other during development. [...].
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