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Better Safe Than Sorry? Risks and Benefits of Neuroticism in Adolescence
Neuroticism is known for detrimental outcomes, but it may also serve beneficial functions in adolescence, where avoiding and protecting oneself from threats becomes crucial. We examined potential benefits of neuroticism based on longitudinal data of two samples of Dutch adolescents, one population (
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