Re:Meat and mental health: Meat eaters suffer less depressio...
by johnNumen on Thursday October 14, 2021 @09:21PM
(#28872730)
To clarify, when I said "neurotically conscientious" I was referring to two of the traits in the Big 5 personality assessment scheme--neoroticism and conscientiousness. So not an "atypical mind state" so much as an ingrained way of viewing the world.
So in response to "what personality traits would you associate with meat eaters?" I would say, closer to average levels of neuroticism and conscientiousness, and hence also closer to average levels of anxiety and depression.
Re:Meat and mental health: Meat eaters suffer less depressio...
by s1artibartfast on Saturday October 16, 2021 @11:05AM
(#28888347)
Sorry, I misread that as "neuotypically conscientious". What you wrote makes a lot more sense now
Re:Meat and mental health: Meat eaters suffer less depressio...
by sjburt on Thursday October 14, 2021 @09:23PM
(#28872752)
A significant portion appear to be feel threatened by (or at least, intensely concerned by) others' personal dietary habits. Paranoia? Megalomania?
Re:Meat and mental health: Meat eaters suffer less depressio...
by Iv on Thursday October 14, 2021 @09:25PM
(#28872782)
Well, if you consider animal life to be valuable, it makes sense you that consider raising cattle for food similarly to how one would consider slavery today, and be disgusted by the results of that process.
Re:Meat and mental health: Meat eaters suffer less depressio...
by phnofive on Thursday October 14, 2021 @09:39PM
(#28872933)
> 95‰
Never seen that one before - assuming it's a typo here, but this is per-mil. Neat!
Re:Meat and mental health: Meat eaters suffer less depressio...
by s1artibartfast on Saturday October 16, 2021 @11:10AM
(#28888393)
It is a typo formed by long press on the % key with a Motorola keyboard.
It would have to be a very large effect given 95‰ of the US eats meat. I think the opposite is more likely. Atypical mind states are associated with veganism and the mood disorders.