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People Differ in their Sensitivity to the Environment: An Integrated Theory and Empirical Evidence

2020-08-19

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<p>People differ in their response to similar experiences with some being generally more and some less sensitive. Several theories have been developed over the years to describe such differences in sensitivity and a growing number of studies in humans and other species provide empirical evidence that some individuals are indeed more affected than others by environmental influences as a function of various sensitiv...

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Literature Corpus work: bcaea546-ccd2-5f91-ae5c-405bcf4fdb23
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/w53yc

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