Behavioral Expressions and Biosocial Bases of Sensation Seeking

1. Theory through 1979 2. Test development 3. Sensation seeking in relation to other dimensions of personality 4. Demographic data 5. Risk taking 6. Sports and vocations 7. Social, sexual, and marital relationships 8. Vicarious experience: art, media, music, fantasy, and humour 9. Smoking, drinking, drugs, and eating 10. Psychopathology and stress 11. Biological bases 12. Psychophysiology 13. Information processing, cognitive styles, intelligence and creativity 14. New theoretical models References.

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