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Beyond agreeableness, traits like conscientiousness also matter. Conscientious individuals are industrious, organized, and typically averse to laziness, often feeling uncomfortable when they are not engaged in productive activity. Their need for constant movement and purpose stems from an innate aversion to idleness, which historically linked to social cohesion and survival. Human beings, especially in community settings, may have evolved such a trait because unproductive members might have faced social exclusion or even survival threats.