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7. Low Conscientiousness

Conscientiousness—a Big Five personality trait—involves self-discipline, organization, and impulse control.

People with low conscientiousness may procrastinate, skip routine medical care, or adopt unhealthy habits. Over time, these behaviors can take a toll on both physical and cognitive health.

While personality traits are relatively stable, recognizing patterns can help people build structure and routines that may reduce dementia risk later in life.

A photo of five people standing in a row, each wearing a paper bag over their head with different drawn facial expressions: angry, frustrated, happy, sad, and confused. The image represents personality traits and emotional differences related to conscientiousness and dementia risk.

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