Only with highly neurotic people did mood fluctuate with the seasons, with the emotional "high" in spring. https://t.co/dGEJoQMbeZ https://t.co/74w2srV4P2
Seasonality of mood and affect in a large general population sample.
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The overall sentiment is supportive of the research, with posts emphasizing that seasonality effects are minor and mainly affect highly neurotic individuals, such as mentions that mood fluctuations are tied to neuroticism levels and that sunlight has limited influence, which indicates a moderate level of interest and engagement with the scientific implications.
Most posts concur that seasons have little overall impact on general mood, aligning with the article's findings that seasonality effects are minor or limited to neurotic individuals.
Posts show moderate interest, with some highlighting the controversy around seasonality and sunlight effects, though others dismiss the topic as overblown.
Several discussions reference the study's specific results, such as the role of neuroticism and seasonal mood changes, indicating personal engagement and contemplation of the research implications.
While not universally regarded as groundbreaking, the posts collectively challenge common beliefs about seasonal mood changes, suggesting a slight but meaningful impact on understanding mental health and natural influences.
Abstract in brief
- The study found that people generally felt happier and less depressed in spring compared to other seasons, but the differences were small and mostly affected those with higher neuroticism.
- Neuroticism, a personality trait associated with emotional instability, influenced how strongly seasons affected mood, with more neurotic individuals showing greater seasonal mood changes.
- Overall, the research suggests that seasons do not have a large impact on mood for most people, and the perceived seasonality may be linked to how neurotic individuals interpret or attribute their feelings to the seasons.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky(Yes, this adds to the mountain of evidence we have that "low sunlight" seasonal affective changes are not science based) https://t.co/JmIOmS9qqF https://t.co/xwwzQe3MoD https://t.co/fA95kKvn4Q
Seasonality of mood and affect in a large general population sample. https://t.co/o0YgxxMOvy
“The findings of this study in a general population sample participating in an online crowdsourcing study do not support the widespread belief that seasons influence mood to a great extent” https://t.co/ktefWhgJzj
RT @tylerblack32: (Yes, this adds to the mountain of evidence we have that "low sunlight" seasonal affective changes are not science based)…
RT @DegenRolf: Only with highly neurotic people did mood fluctuate with the seasons, with the emotional "high" in spring. https://t.co/dGEJ…
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“The findings of this study in a general population sample participating in an online crowdsourcing study do not support the widespread belief that seasons influence mood to a great extent” https://t.co/ktefWhgJzj
RT @tylerblack32: (Yes, this adds to the mountain of evidence we have that "low sunlight" seasonal affective changes are not science based)…
RT @tylerblack32: (Yes, this adds to the mountain of evidence we have that "low sunlight" seasonal affective changes are not science based)…
(Yes, this adds to the mountain of evidence we have that "low sunlight" seasonal affective changes are not science based) https://t.co/JmIOmS9qqF https://t.co/xwwzQe3MoD https://t.co/fA95kKvn4Q
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FOCUSBAND NEWS: Seasonality of mood and affect in a large general population sample https://t.co/jQD5GtjSYz
FOCUSBAND NEWS: Seasonality of mood and affect in a large general population sample https://t.co/TKuweWLhOL
FOCUSBAND NEWS: Seasonality of mood and affect in a large general population sample https://t.co/VIfTDNOYqQ
FOCUSBAND NEWS: Seasonality of mood and affect in a large general population sample https://t.co/jQD5GtjSYz
FOCUSBAND NEWS: Seasonality of mood and affect in a large general population sample https://t.co/TKuweWLhOL
FOCUSBAND NEWS: Seasonality of mood and affect in a large general population sample https://t.co/VIfTDNOYqQ
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Seasonality of mood and affect in a large general population sample. https://t.co/o0YgxxMOvy
RT @DegenRolf: Only with highly neurotic people did mood fluctuate with the seasons, with the emotional "high" in spring. https://t.co/dGEJ…
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Seasonality of mood and affect in a large general population sample: Only participants higher on neuroticism showing seasonality https://t.co/CHKu8m2jLx
RT @DegenRolf: Only with highly neurotic people did mood fluctuate with the seasons, with the emotional "high" in spring. https://t.co/dGEJ…
RT @DegenRolf: Only with highly neurotic people did mood fluctuate with the seasons, with the emotional "high" in spring. https://t.co/dGEJ…
RT @DegenRolf: Only with highly neurotic people did mood fluctuate with the seasons, with the emotional "high" in spring. https://t.co/dGEJ…
RT @DegenRolf: Only with highly neurotic people did mood fluctuate with the seasons, with the emotional "high" in spring. https://t.co/dGEJ…
RT @DegenRolf: Only with highly neurotic people did mood fluctuate with the seasons, with the emotional "high" in spring. https://t.co/dGEJ…
RT @DegenRolf: Only with highly neurotic people did mood fluctuate with the seasons, with the emotional "high" in spring. https://t.co/dGEJ…
Only with highly neurotic people did mood fluctuate with the seasons, with the emotional "high" in spring. https://t.co/dGEJoQMbeZ https://t.co/74w2srV4P2
FOCUSBAND NEWS: Seasonality of mood and affect in a large general population sample https://t.co/jQD5GtjSYz
FOCUSBAND NEWS: Seasonality of mood and affect in a large general population sample https://t.co/TKuweWLhOL
FOCUSBAND NEWS: Seasonality of mood and affect in a large general population sample https://t.co/VIfTDNOYqQ