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  • adjective Having, or pertaining to, hyperthymia.

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  • Called hyperthymic temperament, this kind of personality is biologically and genetically related to manic-depression.

    NYT > Home Page By NASSIR GHAEMI 2011

  • Called hyperthymic temperament, this kind of personality is biologically and genetically related to manic-depression.

    NYT > Home Page By NASSIR GHAEMI 2011

  • Assessing both ourselves and others, we find ourselves attending to strange categories: reactivity, aloneness, risk and stress, spectrum traits, dysthymic and hyperthymic personality.

    Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

  • Assessing both ourselves and others, we find ourselves attending to strange categories: reactivity, aloneness, risk and stress, spectrum traits, dysthymic and hyperthymic personality.

    Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

  • Assessing both ourselves and others, we find ourselves attending to strange categories: reactivity, aloneness, risk and stress, spectrum traits, dysthymic and hyperthymic personality.

    Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

  • Assessing both ourselves and others, we find ourselves attending to strange categories: reactivity, aloneness, risk and stress, spectrum traits, dysthymic and hyperthymic personality.

    Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

  • People with hyperthymic personality, when exposed to traumas such as war or terrorist attacks or life-threatening illness, are less likely to develop symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.

    NYT > Home Page By NASSIR GHAEMI 2011

  • People with hyperthymic personality, when exposed to traumas such as war or terrorist attacks or life-threatening illness, are less likely to develop symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.

    NYT > Home Page By NASSIR GHAEMI 2011

  • And, as much scientific research shows, hyperthymic personality enhances resilience to stressful or traumatic experiences.

    NYT > Home Page By NASSIR GHAEMI 2011

  • And, as much scientific research shows, hyperthymic personality enhances resilience to stressful or traumatic experiences.

    NYT > Home Page By NASSIR GHAEMI 2011

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