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A global team of researchers has discovered over 1,200 genetic variations related to the Big Five personality dimensions: extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, neuroticism, and openness. Furthermore, many of these genetic markers are also linked to various aspects of health, longevity, professional success, income levels, and everyday behaviors. The investigation, spearheaded by scholars including a member from Michigan State University, was published in Nature and analyzed data from 1.14 million individuals across 46 research groups in 13 nations. For instance, genetic variations associated with conscientiousness were correlated with higher daytime activity, while those related to openness and extraversion were connected to nocturnal tendencies.
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00:00Scientists just found the biggest genetic link to personality ever discovered,
00:04and it connects to far more than just who you are.
00:06An international team identified more than 1,200 genetic variants
00:11linked to the big five personality traits.
00:14Extroversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, neuroticism, and openness.
00:19The surprising part is that many of these same variants are also tied to health,
00:23longevity, careers, income, and even everyday habits like sleep timing.
00:28The study, published in Nature, combined genetic and personality data
00:32from more than 1.14 million people.
00:35Across 46 research studies in 13 countries,
00:39researchers found variants linked to conscientiousness
00:41were associated with being more active during the day.
00:44While variants linked to openness and extroversion were tied to being more of a night owl,
00:50scientists say environment still plays a powerful role.
00:53But the genetic connection runs deeper than expected.
00:56Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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