Genes Shape Who We Are | Albuquerque News
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Genes Shape Who We Are | Albuquerque News
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Scientists analyzed data from over a million people and uncovered 1,260 genetic variations tied to the Big Five personality traits—agreeableness, openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, and neuroticism. These genetic tendencies subtly steer life choices, from where we live to our careers and health. Open individuals may gravitate toward cities, while neurotic ones might prefer quieter suburbs. Conscientiousness correlates with healthier habits and longer life, but also slightly raises risk for OCD. Neuroticism links to higher anxiety and depression risks, while conscientiousness may protect against neurodevelopmental disorders. This research reveals how deeply biology shapes who we are—and how our personalities ripple through every facet of our lives.
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