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Essay on Personality in the Workplace
Theories Of Personality
Nature of Personality
Types of Personality Essay
Essay on Psychology: Personality Theories
Essay on Personality Types
Personal Integrity
Descriptive Essay About Personality
Introduction to Personality Essay
Human Personality Essay
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Essay on Personality in the Workplace
An individual's personality is the basis of who they are and generates how they react to and behave
in different situations. Personality testing is used in workplaces to identify whom to hire, promote
and even put into teams. Personality testing is efficient in being able to determine which employees
will perform best in certain roles, and this can remove some stress from employers. Personal testing
has been shown to help improve the quality of employees who are in the workplace. The method of
assessing personalities that will be examined in this essay is the Big Five taxonomy method. The
two main questionnaires, which are used to determine these traits, are the Sixteen Personality Factor
(16PF) Questionnaire and the NEO personality test....show more content...
386). In most workplaces personality testing is used to determine potential recruitment. The aim of
personality testing is to differentiate groups of people who share a similar structure of knowledge
and behaviours, and to recognise patterns of behaviour in groups while still maintaining the
wholeness of the individual (Allinson, Sutton, & Williams, 2013, p. 234). The most widely
accepted and used method of assessing personalities is the Big Five taxonomy. The Big Five
taxonomy method is described as "a well–defined measurement model for assessing personality
across five broad dimensions" (Higgins, Lee, Peterson, & Robert, 2007, p. 300). The five
dimensions of personality traits that the Big Five uses are extraversion, agreeableness,
conscientiousness, neuroticism and openness (Mak, & Vearing, 2007, p. 1745). Each of these
personality traits is considered to be a substantially reliable measurement model cross–culturally and
across the life span also (Higgins, Lee, Peterson, & Robert, 2007, p. 300). Looking at the traits
individually, they all focus on an entirely different aspect of personalities, yet are considered the
most relevant personality traits for the workplace. It is believed extraverted individuals often look to
engage in challenge appraisal in particularly stressful situations and also tend to adopt and approach
orientation (Huang, Palmer,
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An individual's personality is the basis of who they are and generates how they react to and behave
in different situations. Personality testing is used in workplaces to identify whom to hire, promote
and even put into teams. Personality testing is efficient in being able to determine which employees
will perform best in certain roles, and this can remove some stress from employers. Personal testing
has been shown to help improve the quality of employees who are in the workplace. The method of
assessing personalities that will be examined in this essay is the Big Five taxonomy method. The
two main questionnaires, which are used to determine these traits, are the Sixteen Personality Factor
(16PF) Questionnaire and the NEO personality test....show more content...
386). In most workplaces personality testing is used to determine potential recruitment. The aim of
personality testing is to differentiate groups of people who share a similar structure of knowledge
and behaviours, and to recognise patterns of behaviour in groups while still maintaining the
wholeness of the individual (Allinson, Sutton, & Williams, 2013, p. 234). The most widely
accepted and used method of assessing personalities is the Big Five taxonomy. The Big Five
taxonomy method is described as "a well–defined measurement model for assessing personality
across five broad dimensions" (Higgins, Lee, Peterson, & Robert, 2007, p. 300). The five
dimensions of personality traits that the Big Five uses are extraversion, agreeableness,
conscientiousness, neuroticism and openness (Mak, & Vearing, 2007, p. 1745). Each of these
personality traits is considered to be a substantially reliable measurement model cross–culturally and
across the life span also (Higgins, Lee, Peterson, & Robert, 2007, p. 300). Looking at the traits
individually, they all focus on an entirely different aspect of personalities, yet are considered the
most relevant personality traits for the workplace. It is believed extraverted individuals often look to
engage in challenge appraisal in particularly stressful situations and also tend to adopt and approach
orientation (Huang, Palmer,
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Theories Of Personality
The subject of personality is one that is extremely complex and dynamic. Personality has been
defined as the ingrained pattern of behavior, thoughts, and feelings consistent across situations and
time. It consists of a mixture of characteristics and qualities that form an individual's distinctive
character. The configuration of an individual's personality is quite unique because trying to uncover
what prompts us or inspires us to accumulate the different behaviors and thought processes has yet to
be discovered over the past centuries of time. Personality is something an individual can examine in
another and determine if they have any similar qualities or traits in common and from there
conclusions can be drawn that exhibits compatibility or incompatibility to the given circumstance,
situation, or person. Nevertheless, the question that still remains is what determines a personality
and enables an individual to have the character and qualities that they may have? Many theories of
personality have been formulated in an attempt to give a valid, reliable, and thorough explanation
concerning the influences on a personality and the variety of personalities that are known. All of
these theories that will be mentioned all hold pertinent information worth stating and hold
interesting views and approaches, however, some may be out–dated, yet useful and others may have
been accepted and later rejected due to new discoveries. Among all the theories regarding personality,
four
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The subject of personality is one that is extremely complex and dynamic. Personality has been
defined as the ingrained pattern of behavior, thoughts, and feelings consistent across situations and
time. It consists of a mixture of characteristics and qualities that form an individual's distinctive
character. The configuration of an individual's personality is quite unique because trying to uncover
what prompts us or inspires us to accumulate the different behaviors and thought processes has yet to
be discovered over the past centuries of time. Personality is something an individual can examine in
another and determine if they have any similar qualities or traits in common and from there
conclusions can be drawn that exhibits compatibility or incompatibility to the given circumstance,
situation, or person. Nevertheless, the question that still remains is what determines a personality
and enables an individual to have the character and qualities that they may have? Many theories of
personality have been formulated in an attempt to give a valid, reliable, and thorough explanation
concerning the influences on a personality and the variety of personalities that are known. All of
these theories that will be mentioned all hold pertinent information worth stating and hold
interesting views and approaches, however, some may be out–dated, yet useful and others may have
been accepted and later rejected due to new discoveries. Among all the theories regarding personality,
four
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Nature of Personality
The Nature of Personality
Personality is possibly the most important part of what makes us individuals. It 's said that no two
people look exactly alike; the same can be said about personality; no two personalities are exactly
alike. For hundreds of years theorists have tried to figure out the mind and how it works when it
comes to personality. They have devoted their lives to fitting our vast human personalities into
groups defined by certain characteristics we all have in common. (A2zpsychology.com 2002–2004
В¶3) Environment, instincts, and experiences in life all contribute to who we are and who we grow
to become. The nature of personality is really a unique system of defining how one expresses
themselves through emotions and...show more content...
Unfortunately trying to fit all personalities into these simple units is not as appealing as it may sound.
With every theorists attempt to define the boundaries of personality it seems it becomes more
difficult to understand where individuals unique and diverse behaviors fit in. Many schools of
thought have been developed over the years. Some theorists believe the way people process
information, such as memories and images in society, shape a person 's personality. Others, such as
Sigmund Freud, believe instincts and mental motivators play a major factor in a person 's
personality development. The behavior and social school of thought is also interesting, this school
of thought believes personality is completely learned through life experiences. Even with all the
major schools of thought, not one of them seems to define my own personality entirely to a tee;
instead my personality could be defied by a combination of these schools of thought. There are
basic factors which should be considered when it comes to the nature of our personalities. The
environment around us, our natural human instincts and the experiences we go through in life, all
play a part in the way our minds work and process information. Environmental factors such as were
we grew up; city verses county and warm climates verses cold climates; contribute to how we
perceive the world and people around us. Human instincts such as the need to obtain basic things to
survive, like water, food
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The Nature of Personality
Personality is possibly the most important part of what makes us individuals. It 's said that no two
people look exactly alike; the same can be said about personality; no two personalities are exactly
alike. For hundreds of years theorists have tried to figure out the mind and how it works when it
comes to personality. They have devoted their lives to fitting our vast human personalities into
groups defined by certain characteristics we all have in common. (A2zpsychology.com 2002–2004
В¶3) Environment, instincts, and experiences in life all contribute to who we are and who we grow
to become. The nature of personality is really a unique system of defining how one expresses
themselves through emotions and...show more content...
Unfortunately trying to fit all personalities into these simple units is not as appealing as it may sound.
With every theorists attempt to define the boundaries of personality it seems it becomes more
difficult to understand where individuals unique and diverse behaviors fit in. Many schools of
thought have been developed over the years. Some theorists believe the way people process
information, such as memories and images in society, shape a person 's personality. Others, such as
Sigmund Freud, believe instincts and mental motivators play a major factor in a person 's
personality development. The behavior and social school of thought is also interesting, this school
of thought believes personality is completely learned through life experiences. Even with all the
major schools of thought, not one of them seems to define my own personality entirely to a tee;
instead my personality could be defied by a combination of these schools of thought. There are
basic factors which should be considered when it comes to the nature of our personalities. The
environment around us, our natural human instincts and the experiences we go through in life, all
play a part in the way our minds work and process information. Environmental factors such as were
we grew up; city verses county and warm climates verses cold climates; contribute to how we
perceive the world and people around us. Human instincts such as the need to obtain basic things to
survive, like water, food
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Types of Personality Essay
Personality is something that is related to the characteristic pattern, thought, feelings and behaviour
of a person (Cherry, 2014). There are many theories that have been stated in order to describe
personality (Cherry, 2014). Everyone has his/her own unique personality. Different person has a
different personality and each kind of personality has its own advantages and weaknesses. Everyone
should appreciate his/her own personality, and also others personality too. It is important to
understand other people so that everyone can easily get along together. However, based on Littauer
(1983), everyone has to understand herself/himself first, before understanding others. Everyone
should know what type of personality that he/she has. According...show more content...
They also use a lot of time in planning during working since they always have high standards in
completing tasks. According to Littauer (1983), there are two main problems of perfect melancholy
which are easily depressed and have low self–esteem. Littauer (1983), also suggested a few ways in
order to overcome these problems. First, to avoid from being depressed, a perfect melancholy
should not look for trouble and second is do not get hurt so easily.
The next type of personality is popular sanguine. A popular sanguine is usually a fun person. They
are talkative and cheerful person. They also easily get along with other people. Usually, a popular
sanguine is a warm person. They love to hug, kiss and stroke their friends and family. They are
good on stage and they make an excellent greeter, host and receptionist due to their attractive
personality. The person with this kind of personality is usually an emotional and demonstrative
person. They are optimistic and enthusiastic over everything. They also get excited easily on
something that is brought to them. They are also curious about everything. They usually want to
know every single thing that happened around them. They are also a helpful person and always
volunteer to do something because they usually seek for popularity. They also creative like the
perfect melancholy. However, a popular sanguine creativeness is more colourful and more fun as
compared to the creativeness of the perfect melancholy. They also can
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Personality is something that is related to the characteristic pattern, thought, feelings and behaviour
of a person (Cherry, 2014). There are many theories that have been stated in order to describe
personality (Cherry, 2014). Everyone has his/her own unique personality. Different person has a
different personality and each kind of personality has its own advantages and weaknesses. Everyone
should appreciate his/her own personality, and also others personality too. It is important to
understand other people so that everyone can easily get along together. However, based on Littauer
(1983), everyone has to understand herself/himself first, before understanding others. Everyone
should know what type of personality that he/she has. According...show more content...
They also use a lot of time in planning during working since they always have high standards in
completing tasks. According to Littauer (1983), there are two main problems of perfect melancholy
which are easily depressed and have low self–esteem. Littauer (1983), also suggested a few ways in
order to overcome these problems. First, to avoid from being depressed, a perfect melancholy
should not look for trouble and second is do not get hurt so easily.
The next type of personality is popular sanguine. A popular sanguine is usually a fun person. They
are talkative and cheerful person. They also easily get along with other people. Usually, a popular
sanguine is a warm person. They love to hug, kiss and stroke their friends and family. They are
good on stage and they make an excellent greeter, host and receptionist due to their attractive
personality. The person with this kind of personality is usually an emotional and demonstrative
person. They are optimistic and enthusiastic over everything. They also get excited easily on
something that is brought to them. They are also curious about everything. They usually want to
know every single thing that happened around them. They are also a helpful person and always
volunteer to do something because they usually seek for popularity. They also creative like the
perfect melancholy. However, a popular sanguine creativeness is more colourful and more fun as
compared to the creativeness of the perfect melancholy. They also can
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Essay on Psychology: Personality Theories
Introduction: What is Personality? Allport defines personality as 'the dynamic organisation within
the individual of those psychological systems that determine his unique adjustment to his
environment' (Allport, 1937). An individual's unique personality traits and attributes are a powerful
indicator of how he/she will interact with the work environment. The difference between average
and outstanding employees can often be solely personality related. As the employee is the most
valuable asset to the company, 'selecting the right employee during the process is critical' (Carbery
and Cross, 2013, pp. 41–53) Traditional Theory Vs Cognitive Theory When we speak about
personality, we must consider the two prominent schools of thought:...show more content...
Differences in Personality Both nature and nurture interplay to determine personality
characteristics. Nature is heredity and passed on at conception. Nurture is that which is
environmentally developed. It is innate that a baby will crawl, but he needs the support of his
environment (diet, etc.) if he is to ultimately survive. Our behaviour is the result of a combination
of inborn traits and the situations in which we find ourselves. There are five categorise which
help influence personality differences. Genetically, offspring tend to take on some of the
characteristics of their parents. However, this could be due to long term exposure to the
personalities of their parents rather than their genetic coding. Whether a person is male or female
determines what gender role they take on. 'Women are expected to be nurturing, attractive,
emotional, weak, and subordinate to men; whereas, men are the strong, rational, objective, and
financial providers' (Loue and Sajatovic, 2007). Ones family experiences can also influence a
person's behaviour. Family experiences like: 'family size, birth order, differential parental
orientations towards children' etc. will impact on the emergence of personality as well as a person's
suitability to leadership roles (Morley and Moore et al., 2004, pp. 28–52). Culture plays a very
strong role in determining what is believed to be acceptable and unacceptable
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Introduction: What is Personality? Allport defines personality as 'the dynamic organisation within
the individual of those psychological systems that determine his unique adjustment to his
environment' (Allport, 1937). An individual's unique personality traits and attributes are a powerful
indicator of how he/she will interact with the work environment. The difference between average
and outstanding employees can often be solely personality related. As the employee is the most
valuable asset to the company, 'selecting the right employee during the process is critical' (Carbery
and Cross, 2013, pp. 41–53) Traditional Theory Vs Cognitive Theory When we speak about
personality, we must consider the two prominent schools of thought:...show more content...
Differences in Personality Both nature and nurture interplay to determine personality
characteristics. Nature is heredity and passed on at conception. Nurture is that which is
environmentally developed. It is innate that a baby will crawl, but he needs the support of his
environment (diet, etc.) if he is to ultimately survive. Our behaviour is the result of a combination
of inborn traits and the situations in which we find ourselves. There are five categorise which
help influence personality differences. Genetically, offspring tend to take on some of the
characteristics of their parents. However, this could be due to long term exposure to the
personalities of their parents rather than their genetic coding. Whether a person is male or female
determines what gender role they take on. 'Women are expected to be nurturing, attractive,
emotional, weak, and subordinate to men; whereas, men are the strong, rational, objective, and
financial providers' (Loue and Sajatovic, 2007). Ones family experiences can also influence a
person's behaviour. Family experiences like: 'family size, birth order, differential parental
orientations towards children' etc. will impact on the emergence of personality as well as a person's
suitability to leadership roles (Morley and Moore et al., 2004, pp. 28–52). Culture plays a very
strong role in determining what is believed to be acceptable and unacceptable
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An individual's effectiveness in the workplace often depends on his/her personality, attitudes and
values, along with his/her motivation to succeed. Concurrently, the perception, attitudes and values
of colleagues in the workplace play a role in determining the individual's effectiveness.
Understanding these characteristics of employees can be very crucial for organizations to operate
successfully. At the same time, it is essential that employees understand the values associated with
the organization in order to avoid any conflicting feelings toward the work they are employed to do.
By recognizing and appreciating each other's characteristics and constraints, employees and the
organizations they are part of, form a highly–beneficial...show more content...
In recent years, I have realized that my father portrays similar characteristics; he is strong,
fast–paced, always wants his way and gets frustrated if he cannot achieve his goals, but still
understands others' emotions and tries to make up for his mistakes. However, I realized that
such personality traits are not ideal in this, and over the past few years, I have taken to
aggressively pursuing my goals, despite being pushed for time. I still do get frustrated when I do
not achieve my goals, but I do not worry about how others' view me and thus, have lost a bit of
the ability to sense others' emotions and feelings. In more general terms, I believe that heredity
has definitely played an important role in providing me with strength and aggressiveness to
pursue my goals, and influencing my reflexes, energy level and biological rhythm. However,
concurrently, many aspects of my personality have been moulded through my own experience
and my need to achieve what I aim for. Dominant Personality Traits. From a very young age, I
have developed a personality which is aggressively involved "in a chronic, incessant struggle to
achieve more and more in less and less time and, if necessary, against the opposing efforts of other
things or other people" (Friedman, & Rosenman, 1974, p. 84), which I have come to discover,
is known as a Type A personality. Having a Type A personality, I am constantly striving to do
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values, along with his/her motivation to succeed. Concurrently, the perception, attitudes and values
of colleagues in the workplace play a role in determining the individual's effectiveness.
Understanding these characteristics of employees can be very crucial for organizations to operate
successfully. At the same time, it is essential that employees understand the values associated with
the organization in order to avoid any conflicting feelings toward the work they are employed to do.
By recognizing and appreciating each other's characteristics and constraints, employees and the
organizations they are part of, form a highly–beneficial...show more content...
In recent years, I have realized that my father portrays similar characteristics; he is strong,
fast–paced, always wants his way and gets frustrated if he cannot achieve his goals, but still
understands others' emotions and tries to make up for his mistakes. However, I realized that
such personality traits are not ideal in this, and over the past few years, I have taken to
aggressively pursuing my goals, despite being pushed for time. I still do get frustrated when I do
not achieve my goals, but I do not worry about how others' view me and thus, have lost a bit of
the ability to sense others' emotions and feelings. In more general terms, I believe that heredity
has definitely played an important role in providing me with strength and aggressiveness to
pursue my goals, and influencing my reflexes, energy level and biological rhythm. However,
concurrently, many aspects of my personality have been moulded through my own experience
and my need to achieve what I aim for. Dominant Personality Traits. From a very young age, I
have developed a personality which is aggressively involved "in a chronic, incessant struggle to
achieve more and more in less and less time and, if necessary, against the opposing efforts of other
things or other people" (Friedman, & Rosenman, 1974, p. 84), which I have come to discover,
is known as a Type A personality. Having a Type A personality, I am constantly striving to do
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Essay on Personality Types
Our mind works like a computer and our way of thinking acts as its inputs. Our thoughts keep on
gathering into it and slowly, they entrench deep down in solid states. We can divide personality in
two halves. First is that, which the psychologists term as 'T– Personality'. This is a toxic personality.
Second is that, that the psychologists call N–Personality and this is energetic.
<h2>The poisonous T–Personality</h2>
This type of N– personality always keeps a negative mindset about everything. The attitude of
poisonous personality always tends veering round pessimism and dispirited. Being a perfectionist is
an example of a toxic persona. You cannot say that this perfectionism is something wrong, but it's
one and only aim is to find...show more content...
This is a very sick approach. They would urge others to become like Jesus without having not
even an iota of interest in Him. This is a wherewithal in their hands only to criticize you. You
become victim of such persons because you cannot become Jesus. The will keep disparaging you.
They decide the paradigms for scales of fame, policies and ethics becoming a judge. They try to be
the contractors of society. They have a big role in making world toxic.
These personalities roam everywhere. They could be anything– Teachers, Professors, Vice
Chancellors, Saints, Bishops and Pope. They want to become this so that they could condemn.
They are ready to sacrifice everything provided the get the pleasure of denouncing others. Such
types become overpowering very soon. Their outlook is their greatest weapon because they cold
become detractors. Being logical too, is a part of a poisonous personality. They are extremely
rational. It is very difficult to defeat them in debates, but they can never be sound with rhyme and
reason. It is essential to know the difference between a reasonable man and a logical man. A
reasonable man is never just logical, because he knows from his experiences that relevance and
irrelevance are both two sides of life. There are logic and emotions, both in mind and heart.
<h2>The invigorating N–Personality</h2>
Another type of persona is N–Personality, a fortifying personality, which is quite different. They are
not idyllic
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Our mind works like a computer and our way of thinking acts as its inputs. Our thoughts keep on
gathering into it and slowly, they entrench deep down in solid states. We can divide personality in
two halves. First is that, which the psychologists term as 'T– Personality'. This is a toxic personality.
Second is that, that the psychologists call N–Personality and this is energetic.
<h2>The poisonous T–Personality</h2>
This type of N– personality always keeps a negative mindset about everything. The attitude of
poisonous personality always tends veering round pessimism and dispirited. Being a perfectionist is
an example of a toxic persona. You cannot say that this perfectionism is something wrong, but it's
one and only aim is to find...show more content...
This is a very sick approach. They would urge others to become like Jesus without having not
even an iota of interest in Him. This is a wherewithal in their hands only to criticize you. You
become victim of such persons because you cannot become Jesus. The will keep disparaging you.
They decide the paradigms for scales of fame, policies and ethics becoming a judge. They try to be
the contractors of society. They have a big role in making world toxic.
These personalities roam everywhere. They could be anything– Teachers, Professors, Vice
Chancellors, Saints, Bishops and Pope. They want to become this so that they could condemn.
They are ready to sacrifice everything provided the get the pleasure of denouncing others. Such
types become overpowering very soon. Their outlook is their greatest weapon because they cold
become detractors. Being logical too, is a part of a poisonous personality. They are extremely
rational. It is very difficult to defeat them in debates, but they can never be sound with rhyme and
reason. It is essential to know the difference between a reasonable man and a logical man. A
reasonable man is never just logical, because he knows from his experiences that relevance and
irrelevance are both two sides of life. There are logic and emotions, both in mind and heart.
<h2>The invigorating N–Personality</h2>
Another type of persona is N–Personality, a fortifying personality, which is quite different. They are
not idyllic
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Personal Integrity
Personal Integrity is being honest with yourself and with the people around you. When you have
personal integrity you are going to be as honest as possible as you can to the people around you
and to yourself. When you are as honest as u can be you have Personal Integrity. When you are
honest people believe you more then they already do. When you are honest to yourself you believe
in yourself more and you think you can do more things then you can now. When you have personal
integrity you believe you can do a lot more things that seem impossible to you now.
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Personal Integrity is being honest with yourself and with the people around you. When you have
personal integrity you are going to be as honest as possible as you can to the people around you
and to yourself. When you are as honest as u can be you have Personal Integrity. When you are
honest people believe you more then they already do. When you are honest to yourself you believe
in yourself more and you think you can do more things then you can now. When you have personal
integrity you believe you can do a lot more things that seem impossible to you now.
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Descriptive Essay About Personality
1.Descriptive Essay Nothing But Personality It was my first day at the school, I got into the
building where I was going to live. My eyes searched carefully from the door of one bedroom to
that of another for my name which ought to have been pasted on the door of one of these
bedrooms. At last I found it. On stepping into the bedroom I found there was already a student who
was making her bed, She was thin, short and black–skinned. Her hair looked like a bundle of straw.
Her dirty clothes and lusterless eyes clearly indicated that she had a long journey. Her clothes
were made of cheap cloth. Her coat was too short, and the legs of her trousers were too loose. She
wore a pair of unfashionable rubber shoes. And all her looks made me feel that she did not look like
a smart girl. "A yokel," I concluded. The second she spoke, her accent told me that she was from
the south. "May I help you get your luggage from the office?" в ЂЁI did not decline her help because
I really needed it. She was quick in movement. She walked out of the room and was soon far
ahead of me in the corridor. "A nice girl," I said to myself. "I will make friends with her." I hurried
and caught up with her. Sometimes outlook does not mean anything about personality. 2.Original
Poem I Hear The War I hear the rapid crackle of automatic gunfire in the darkness. It breaks the
silent, and the cold mist. As a lion is hunting a
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1.Descriptive Essay Nothing But Personality It was my first day at the school, I got into the
building where I was going to live. My eyes searched carefully from the door of one bedroom to
that of another for my name which ought to have been pasted on the door of one of these
bedrooms. At last I found it. On stepping into the bedroom I found there was already a student who
was making her bed, She was thin, short and black–skinned. Her hair looked like a bundle of straw.
Her dirty clothes and lusterless eyes clearly indicated that she had a long journey. Her clothes
were made of cheap cloth. Her coat was too short, and the legs of her trousers were too loose. She
wore a pair of unfashionable rubber shoes. And all her looks made me feel that she did not look like
a smart girl. "A yokel," I concluded. The second she spoke, her accent told me that she was from
the south. "May I help you get your luggage from the office?" в ЂЁI did not decline her help because
I really needed it. She was quick in movement. She walked out of the room and was soon far
ahead of me in the corridor. "A nice girl," I said to myself. "I will make friends with her." I hurried
and caught up with her. Sometimes outlook does not mean anything about personality. 2.Original
Poem I Hear The War I hear the rapid crackle of automatic gunfire in the darkness. It breaks the
silent, and the cold mist. As a lion is hunting a
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Introduction to Personality Essay
Introduction to Personality
Personality has been part of debate amongst theorists for decades. Many theories have been
developed about what human personality is and how it develops. Even after so many years of
research and studies, no one definition has been agreed by all theorists. This paper will briefly talk
about different aspects of personality and what influence in the development of personality. A
person's personality is made up with his or her interests, attitude, behavioral patterns, social role,
emotional responses and other traits that continue throughout a long period of time. Psychologists
from different parts of the world defined personality in variety of ways. However, personality
theorists have not agreed on a...show more content...
Traits may be unique, common to some group, or shared by the entire species, but their pattern is
different for every individual. Thus each person, though like others in some ways, has a unique
personality. Characteristics are unique qualities of an individual that include such attributes as
temperament, physique, and intelligence (Feist, J., & Feist, G., 2009).
Many theoretical approaches have been taken by theorists in the study of personality. Among the
many contributors who developed theories about personality was the German psychologist Sigmund
Freud. He was the founder of psychoanalytic theory. Many found Freud's theory to be shocking and
controversial. However, his work was a great influence in the development of sociology, psychology,
art and literature. The term psychoanalysis is used to refer to many aspects of Freud's work and
research, including Freudian therapy and the research methodology he used to develop his
theories. Freud relied heavily on his observations and case studies of his patients when he formed
his theory of personality development. Before looking at Freud's theory of personality, let's first
understand his view of how the mind is organized. According to Freud, the mind can be divided into
two main parts. Such as, the conscious mind includes everything that people are aware of. This is
the aspect of ones mental processing that he or she can think and talk about rationally. A part of this
includes memory, which is not always part of
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Introduction to Personality
Personality has been part of debate amongst theorists for decades. Many theories have been
developed about what human personality is and how it develops. Even after so many years of
research and studies, no one definition has been agreed by all theorists. This paper will briefly talk
about different aspects of personality and what influence in the development of personality. A
person's personality is made up with his or her interests, attitude, behavioral patterns, social role,
emotional responses and other traits that continue throughout a long period of time. Psychologists
from different parts of the world defined personality in variety of ways. However, personality
theorists have not agreed on a...show more content...
Traits may be unique, common to some group, or shared by the entire species, but their pattern is
different for every individual. Thus each person, though like others in some ways, has a unique
personality. Characteristics are unique qualities of an individual that include such attributes as
temperament, physique, and intelligence (Feist, J., & Feist, G., 2009).
Many theoretical approaches have been taken by theorists in the study of personality. Among the
many contributors who developed theories about personality was the German psychologist Sigmund
Freud. He was the founder of psychoanalytic theory. Many found Freud's theory to be shocking and
controversial. However, his work was a great influence in the development of sociology, psychology,
art and literature. The term psychoanalysis is used to refer to many aspects of Freud's work and
research, including Freudian therapy and the research methodology he used to develop his
theories. Freud relied heavily on his observations and case studies of his patients when he formed
his theory of personality development. Before looking at Freud's theory of personality, let's first
understand his view of how the mind is organized. According to Freud, the mind can be divided into
two main parts. Such as, the conscious mind includes everything that people are aware of. This is
the aspect of ones mental processing that he or she can think and talk about rationally. A part of this
includes memory, which is not always part of
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Human Personality Essay
A quote that I live by is, "People don't always behave the way you want them to, but it doesn't mean
the way they behave is wrong." This says to me that I cannot change anyone because I do not
understand or like the way someone does something. Trying to do this is trying to change one's
human personality. Human personality is what makes a person distinctive, unique, and exceptional.
Every person has a different personality and some personalities mesh better than others. Human
personality should always be praised and no one should ever put anyone down for having a
different personality. It is truly just allowing people to be who they are unless they are in violation
of other human's rights. Just as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said, "Any...show more content...
Examples of laws like this would be: wearing a seat belt, the possession of guns, the right to
abortion, and the ability to buy alcohol on Sundays. These types of laws are there because
someone else says that it is wrong to do these things. Trying to prevent supposedly wrong things
from happening seems like good intent but is actually unjust. An example of this is seat belt laws
that try to prevent anyone from getting seriously hurt in the event of a car accident. But if the
driver or their passengers do not want to buckle up why should the law force them. It may seem
strange for some people to not want to wear their seat belt but it is just because they have a
different personality. The only just laws are the ones that punish those that actually degrade
someone's human personality. Rape, murder, robbery, and fraud are all examples of this. When
someone rapes another they are taking away their free will to do whatever they choose. And those
who commit that crime should be punished. But to create laws to prevent rapes from occurring is
unjust. These types of laws assume that people will do wrong and that their human personality is
wrong. People have the right to do whatever they please whether it is moral or not and they deserve
the consequences of their actions. In conclusion, human personality is the essential character of a
human being. It is not clear what uplifts and what degrades human personality because it is human
nature to
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A quote that I live by is, "People don't always behave the way you want them to, but it doesn't mean
the way they behave is wrong." This says to me that I cannot change anyone because I do not
understand or like the way someone does something. Trying to do this is trying to change one's
human personality. Human personality is what makes a person distinctive, unique, and exceptional.
Every person has a different personality and some personalities mesh better than others. Human
personality should always be praised and no one should ever put anyone down for having a
different personality. It is truly just allowing people to be who they are unless they are in violation
of other human's rights. Just as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said, "Any...show more content...
Examples of laws like this would be: wearing a seat belt, the possession of guns, the right to
abortion, and the ability to buy alcohol on Sundays. These types of laws are there because
someone else says that it is wrong to do these things. Trying to prevent supposedly wrong things
from happening seems like good intent but is actually unjust. An example of this is seat belt laws
that try to prevent anyone from getting seriously hurt in the event of a car accident. But if the
driver or their passengers do not want to buckle up why should the law force them. It may seem
strange for some people to not want to wear their seat belt but it is just because they have a
different personality. The only just laws are the ones that punish those that actually degrade
someone's human personality. Rape, murder, robbery, and fraud are all examples of this. When
someone rapes another they are taking away their free will to do whatever they choose. And those
who commit that crime should be punished. But to create laws to prevent rapes from occurring is
unjust. These types of laws assume that people will do wrong and that their human personality is
wrong. People have the right to do whatever they please whether it is moral or not and they deserve
the consequences of their actions. In conclusion, human personality is the essential character of a
human being. It is not clear what uplifts and what degrades human personality because it is human
nature to
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Essay on The "Big Five" Personality Traits
Reaction Paper #1 The "Big Five" Personality Traits Throughout our lives, we, as humans, encounter
others that we may either have an immediate connection with, must discover more about the
individual to determine the relevant connection, or simply, we just cannot manage to maintain a
cordial relationship. What determines whether or not we can get along with someone else is
defined by an individual's personality. A personality is an array of "psychological" characteristics
that makes each person unique, in their own way. Upon analyzing my own personality, I believe that
my overall character is one that understands, can relate, and focuses on the big picture both in my
personal life and in the work environment. Therefore, in analyzing...show more content...
An experience that I can reference back to where I dealt with a co–worker that was on the lower side
of the conscientiousness spectrum was when she and I were compiling a list together to fulfill
tasks that needed to be completed for a showroom install we were working on. She had too many
goals that needed to be obtained at one time, which meant that, with a deadline, some goals were
not going to be adequately fulfilled. As a result, this made some of our presentations appear
incomplete. The best resolution would have been to tailor the list, focusing only on key priorities,
and worrying about the fillers later. I tend to believe that someone that only focuses on a few goals
at one time not only shows that they are organized, but their organization allows for their co–workers
to feel less stress and not under pressure, even with a deadline set. The third "big five" is
"negative emotionality." This trait I view as a "personal life interference" trait. It is defined as
the moodiness and lack of confidence "trait." It is understandable that everyone, at some point in
time, becomes stressed during work, yet, "why" he or she is stressed and "how" he or she deals
with it, are the key factors. An individual that becomes stressed about a report that has been
assigned to him or her with an unrealistic deadline is relative to the work environment. Being able
to remain poise and reassuring one's self that the deadline can be made are
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Reaction Paper #1 The "Big Five" Personality Traits Throughout our lives, we, as humans, encounter
others that we may either have an immediate connection with, must discover more about the
individual to determine the relevant connection, or simply, we just cannot manage to maintain a
cordial relationship. What determines whether or not we can get along with someone else is
defined by an individual's personality. A personality is an array of "psychological" characteristics
that makes each person unique, in their own way. Upon analyzing my own personality, I believe that
my overall character is one that understands, can relate, and focuses on the big picture both in my
personal life and in the work environment. Therefore, in analyzing...show more content...
An experience that I can reference back to where I dealt with a co–worker that was on the lower side
of the conscientiousness spectrum was when she and I were compiling a list together to fulfill
tasks that needed to be completed for a showroom install we were working on. She had too many
goals that needed to be obtained at one time, which meant that, with a deadline, some goals were
not going to be adequately fulfilled. As a result, this made some of our presentations appear
incomplete. The best resolution would have been to tailor the list, focusing only on key priorities,
and worrying about the fillers later. I tend to believe that someone that only focuses on a few goals
at one time not only shows that they are organized, but their organization allows for their co–workers
to feel less stress and not under pressure, even with a deadline set. The third "big five" is
"negative emotionality." This trait I view as a "personal life interference" trait. It is defined as
the moodiness and lack of confidence "trait." It is understandable that everyone, at some point in
time, becomes stressed during work, yet, "why" he or she is stressed and "how" he or she deals
with it, are the key factors. An individual that becomes stressed about a report that has been
assigned to him or her with an unrealistic deadline is relative to the work environment. Being able
to remain poise and reassuring one's self that the deadline can be made are
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Personality Reflection Essay
Personality reflection Melody Jones PSY/250 April 14, 2011 Murray Johnson What is a
personality? A personality is a reflection of a person identity of a human being but we don't share
the same type of personality. There are so many different type of personality in the world some
people have outgoing, shy, crazy, and settle personality. There are some people where there culture
and surrounding shape their personality traits. In my culture and surrounding it has help me shape
my personality in many ways. There are several keys factor about my personality that shapes the
person I am today. When I was a little girl I use to wonder what type of personality I have the type
of personality quality I have are ambition, strength, free...show more content...
Love is has been this driving force in my life in a big way. I strongly believe to give love you
have to open your heart and mind. The last key component about my personality is free spirit. I
will try to anything once or twice to get a laugh or just for the thrill of it. My personality trait are
consistent they barely change in any giving situation. I always try to the laughter in a bad
situation or show love to other when they are in a bad situation or good situation. I have a caring
personality. I would have to agree with Jung theory I like to motivate other to reach their goals
therefore they can see their future. There are times where I wonder if my personality is really who
I am as a person or is there something else make–up who we are as human being. Have I ever took a
personality test that answer will be no I have not taking one but will like to take one to learn
more about what type characteristic shape my personality. I would expect the personality test to
show my caring ability, motivation levels and strength ability. Also I would like to test tell me
about my social skills as a child I did not have good social skills now as a adult I have better social
skills do to self confidence that I lack as a child. My personality has grown since I was a child. A
personality test will open many doors to my colorful mind. References This is a hanging indent. To
keep the hanging indent format, simply
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Personality reflection Melody Jones PSY/250 April 14, 2011 Murray Johnson What is a
personality? A personality is a reflection of a person identity of a human being but we don't share
the same type of personality. There are so many different type of personality in the world some
people have outgoing, shy, crazy, and settle personality. There are some people where there culture
and surrounding shape their personality traits. In my culture and surrounding it has help me shape
my personality in many ways. There are several keys factor about my personality that shapes the
person I am today. When I was a little girl I use to wonder what type of personality I have the type
of personality quality I have are ambition, strength, free...show more content...
Love is has been this driving force in my life in a big way. I strongly believe to give love you
have to open your heart and mind. The last key component about my personality is free spirit. I
will try to anything once or twice to get a laugh or just for the thrill of it. My personality trait are
consistent they barely change in any giving situation. I always try to the laughter in a bad
situation or show love to other when they are in a bad situation or good situation. I have a caring
personality. I would have to agree with Jung theory I like to motivate other to reach their goals
therefore they can see their future. There are times where I wonder if my personality is really who
I am as a person or is there something else make–up who we are as human being. Have I ever took a
personality test that answer will be no I have not taking one but will like to take one to learn
more about what type characteristic shape my personality. I would expect the personality test to
show my caring ability, motivation levels and strength ability. Also I would like to test tell me
about my social skills as a child I did not have good social skills now as a adult I have better social
skills do to self confidence that I lack as a child. My personality has grown since I was a child. A
personality test will open many doors to my colorful mind. References This is a hanging indent. To
keep the hanging indent format, simply
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Personality and Finding Out Who You Are
Many people go throughout life not knowing exactly who they are. The personality of some one is
who they are. Many psychologists have tried to define what they envisioned personality to be, and
by analyzing their theories I will try to find out who I am. CarlJung developed the concept of
introverts and extroverts. Introverts are people who tend to be preoccupied with the internal world
of their own thought, feelings, and experiences. Extroverts are people who tend to be interested in
the external world of people and things. Personally I do not believe personality can be put into just
two columns as Jung has filtered it into. I do not feel like I am extroverted or introverted. It all...show
more content...
Just like Carl Jung, I disagree with Freud, but for a different reason than Jung. I feel like my
consciousness has just as much, if not, more control over my body and my personality as my
unconscious. I feel like I put a lot of reasoning into my normal daily life rather than do what I
unconsciously want to do. However, I do go through surges where my unconscious will want
something, and I have to do anything within my conscious power to get it. An example of this is
sexual temptations, or competitiveness (aggression) in sports. I do not like to lose, and some sports
I cannot play because there is not enough contact, which my unconscious needs so I can get out the
aggression necessary to win the game. I like football because I can convert my aggression and
frustration into adrenaline and then convert my adrenaline into afflicting pain on others – in essence
– to win the game. However, I also play basketball and there is not enough contact in it to subdue my
unconscious need for contact, so my adrenaline can do nothing but turn back into frustration.
Through analyzing these personality theories I have got a sense of what my personality is like.
However, what I view as my personality can be different as to what others view my personality as.
In order to know what my actual personality is, I need at least a second opinion. Nevertheless, I feel
that through the analysis of these theories I know more about who I am.
Works Cited
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Many people go throughout life not knowing exactly who they are. The personality of some one is
who they are. Many psychologists have tried to define what they envisioned personality to be, and
by analyzing their theories I will try to find out who I am. CarlJung developed the concept of
introverts and extroverts. Introverts are people who tend to be preoccupied with the internal world
of their own thought, feelings, and experiences. Extroverts are people who tend to be interested in
the external world of people and things. Personally I do not believe personality can be put into just
two columns as Jung has filtered it into. I do not feel like I am extroverted or introverted. It all...show
more content...
Just like Carl Jung, I disagree with Freud, but for a different reason than Jung. I feel like my
consciousness has just as much, if not, more control over my body and my personality as my
unconscious. I feel like I put a lot of reasoning into my normal daily life rather than do what I
unconsciously want to do. However, I do go through surges where my unconscious will want
something, and I have to do anything within my conscious power to get it. An example of this is
sexual temptations, or competitiveness (aggression) in sports. I do not like to lose, and some sports
I cannot play because there is not enough contact, which my unconscious needs so I can get out the
aggression necessary to win the game. I like football because I can convert my aggression and
frustration into adrenaline and then convert my adrenaline into afflicting pain on others – in essence
– to win the game. However, I also play basketball and there is not enough contact in it to subdue my
unconscious need for contact, so my adrenaline can do nothing but turn back into frustration.
Through analyzing these personality theories I have got a sense of what my personality is like.
However, what I view as my personality can be different as to what others view my personality as.
In order to know what my actual personality is, I need at least a second opinion. Nevertheless, I feel
that through the analysis of these theories I know more about who I am.
Works Cited
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My personality has significantly changed over time from the time I was a teenager till now that
I'm an adult. Age has significantly contributed to how I view things, how I react to issues, and
how I interact with other people. Some of the factors that have contributed to changes in my
personality include entering into committed relationships and advancement in my careers. I have
developed increase in positive traits like conscientiousness and a decrease in traits that are
considered negative, such as neuroticism. Compared to the time I was a teenager, I have
significantly become more responsible, more agreeable, and more emotionally stable. I
remember I used to fight a lot when I was a teenager but as I grow into adulthood, I have learnt
how to handle issues and control myself as well. In essence, my personality has significantly
improved. When I was a teenager, I used to be irresponsible, unsociable, and shy. However, I have
since become friendly, responsible, and outgoing. This has made me live a happier life compared
to the life I was living before. Living a happy life has improved my personality in the sense that it
has made me become more conscientious, more emotionally stable, and more agreeable. My pattern
of feeling, thinking, and behaving has since become consistent over time and in different situations.
I have also improved on how I interact with people from different backgrounds and origins as well
as individuals with different personalities. I
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I'm an adult. Age has significantly contributed to how I view things, how I react to issues, and
how I interact with other people. Some of the factors that have contributed to changes in my
personality include entering into committed relationships and advancement in my careers. I have
developed increase in positive traits like conscientiousness and a decrease in traits that are
considered negative, such as neuroticism. Compared to the time I was a teenager, I have
significantly become more responsible, more agreeable, and more emotionally stable. I
remember I used to fight a lot when I was a teenager but as I grow into adulthood, I have learnt
how to handle issues and control myself as well. In essence, my personality has significantly
improved. When I was a teenager, I used to be irresponsible, unsociable, and shy. However, I have
since become friendly, responsible, and outgoing. This has made me live a happier life compared
to the life I was living before. Living a happy life has improved my personality in the sense that it
has made me become more conscientious, more emotionally stable, and more agreeable. My pattern
of feeling, thinking, and behaving has since become consistent over time and in different situations.
I have also improved on how I interact with people from different backgrounds and origins as well
as individuals with different personalities. I
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Essay on Personality Analysis
Abstract The purpose of this paper is to discuss characteristics of my personality. The main focus
of this paper will be how my personality has developed over time. As I age and encounter new and
different experiences, my personality has adapted and developed further. This paper will give an
in–depth exploration into the people and events that have influenced my personality. Personality is
defined as "a) the sum total of the physical, mental, emotional, and social characteristics of an
individual. b) the organized pattern of behavioral characteristics of the individual" (Dictionary.com,
2010). Whether we realize it or not, personality defines us as people. There are many facets to my
personality,...show more content...
I had to step out of my comfort zone and do what needed to be done in order to reach my goals.
On the graduate level, I find that it is easier to be an introvert and participate. Once the human
element is taken away, I can find myself being open. I do not see my classmates face to face so I
can allow myself to say things that I ordinarily would not do or say. As I have gotten older, some
of the introversion has faded to a certain extent, but it is still present. Through my job as a Special
Education Teacher, I have had to overcome a majority of my introversion so I can effectively do
my job. On any given day, I will have to speak to not only my students but also the office staff,
coworkers, and possibly some of the children's parents. Conversation goes both ways, so to be
successful at my job; I would have to be willing to be open and communicate with others more. I
also have to realize that I need to make the first step sometimes. Not everyone is going to come to
me; there are times I am going to have to go to others. Another characteristic of my personality is
care. Despite my ever–present introversion, I have always harbored a deep care for most people.
Early in my childhood, my parents taught the importance of caring for others. Throughout my life, I
have always put others before myself. Sometimes I do this out of genuine care for the other party,
but other times, I find myself doing this so the other
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Abstract The purpose of this paper is to discuss characteristics of my personality. The main focus
of this paper will be how my personality has developed over time. As I age and encounter new and
different experiences, my personality has adapted and developed further. This paper will give an
in–depth exploration into the people and events that have influenced my personality. Personality is
defined as "a) the sum total of the physical, mental, emotional, and social characteristics of an
individual. b) the organized pattern of behavioral characteristics of the individual" (Dictionary.com,
2010). Whether we realize it or not, personality defines us as people. There are many facets to my
personality,...show more content...
I had to step out of my comfort zone and do what needed to be done in order to reach my goals.
On the graduate level, I find that it is easier to be an introvert and participate. Once the human
element is taken away, I can find myself being open. I do not see my classmates face to face so I
can allow myself to say things that I ordinarily would not do or say. As I have gotten older, some
of the introversion has faded to a certain extent, but it is still present. Through my job as a Special
Education Teacher, I have had to overcome a majority of my introversion so I can effectively do
my job. On any given day, I will have to speak to not only my students but also the office staff,
coworkers, and possibly some of the children's parents. Conversation goes both ways, so to be
successful at my job; I would have to be willing to be open and communicate with others more. I
also have to realize that I need to make the first step sometimes. Not everyone is going to come to
me; there are times I am going to have to go to others. Another characteristic of my personality is
care. Despite my ever–present introversion, I have always harbored a deep care for most people.
Early in my childhood, my parents taught the importance of caring for others. Throughout my life, I
have always put others before myself. Sometimes I do this out of genuine care for the other party,
but other times, I find myself doing this so the other
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An Individual 's Personality Change Essay
Over the years, there has been a debate over whether or not personality can be changed. Growing
older, experiencing life, and seeking personality change are all factors that play a part in this change.
Throughout an individual's life, they are constantly strengthening and weakening certain traits,
whether they want to or not. In the contents of this paper, personality change is discussed, showing
that it is possible for an individual to change their personality.Can an Individual's Personality
Change? Sometimes it seems unfair that individual's are assigned certain personality traits without
the want of those traits. An individual might want to be an introvert wanting to be an extrovert, a
procrastinator wanting to be productive, or any other personality trait that they want to trade for
another. Is it possible to change an individual's personality or are they stuck with the same
personality their whole life? An individual's personality can change because of aging, major life
events, and simply the desire to change one's personality. Aging Most of the time, a person can
change their personality unintentionally through simply growing older. Through aging, some traits
will strengthen and some traits will weaken. For instance, when starting to work at a new job, an
individual will have to learn to develop new skills, which can change their personality. According to
the Big–Five theory, personality is described by openness, conscientiousness, extroversion,
agreeableness, and
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Over the years, there has been a debate over whether or not personality can be changed. Growing
older, experiencing life, and seeking personality change are all factors that play a part in this change.
Throughout an individual's life, they are constantly strengthening and weakening certain traits,
whether they want to or not. In the contents of this paper, personality change is discussed, showing
that it is possible for an individual to change their personality.Can an Individual's Personality
Change? Sometimes it seems unfair that individual's are assigned certain personality traits without
the want of those traits. An individual might want to be an introvert wanting to be an extrovert, a
procrastinator wanting to be productive, or any other personality trait that they want to trade for
another. Is it possible to change an individual's personality or are they stuck with the same
personality their whole life? An individual's personality can change because of aging, major life
events, and simply the desire to change one's personality. Aging Most of the time, a person can
change their personality unintentionally through simply growing older. Through aging, some traits
will strengthen and some traits will weaken. For instance, when starting to work at a new job, an
individual will have to learn to develop new skills, which can change their personality. According to
the Big–Five theory, personality is described by openness, conscientiousness, extroversion,
agreeableness, and
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Personality Test Analysis Essay
a. According self tests using the Five Factor Model, my personality has low extraversion and
emotional stability, a high degree of openness, and moderate levels of agreeableness and
conscientiousness. Low extraversion is demonstrated in both professional and social envionments.
While working a corporate job as a financial analyst, taking the time and initiative to interact with
coworkers beyond the scope of the job was limited to a brief conversation once a day with the same
two people. In large social gatherings, interactions are limited to familiar people with whom I have
pre–existing friendships. If I attend a concert by myself, I will bring a book to read in between
musical acts to prevent people from speaking to me. Low emotional...show more content...
Agreeableness is average, meaning I do not try to be either cooperative or antagonistic towards
others. I generally take a laissez–faire approach to my relationships and do not have an invested
interest because I do not believe I can significantly impact the long–term well being of others. During
conversations, I do not inquire specifically about their personal lives, I let the other person tell me
what they are comfortable about talking about and what they want me to know.
Conscientiousness is also average. I have a fair balance of structure and spontaneity. There is just
enough control and regulation in impulses to maintain a harmonized flow of daily life that will
allow for spontaneous activities. For example, school work is more or less planned out by the day
to prevent falling behind, but I will still embark on spontaneous adventures of bicycle rides to
abandoned warehouse roof tops at midnight on a school night. Survey results are consistent with
how I view myself generally. While it is impossible to be completely objective in self evaluations, I
think I am fairly in tune with my inter– and intra–relationships because I make an effort to heed
feedback. When interacting with others I pay attention to their facial expressions, body language,
tone of voice, and not only their words, but their silences. b. Compared to PSU student averages,
extraversion falls mainly in the lower third or lower mid–range,
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a. According self tests using the Five Factor Model, my personality has low extraversion and
emotional stability, a high degree of openness, and moderate levels of agreeableness and
conscientiousness. Low extraversion is demonstrated in both professional and social envionments.
While working a corporate job as a financial analyst, taking the time and initiative to interact with
coworkers beyond the scope of the job was limited to a brief conversation once a day with the same
two people. In large social gatherings, interactions are limited to familiar people with whom I have
pre–existing friendships. If I attend a concert by myself, I will bring a book to read in between
musical acts to prevent people from speaking to me. Low emotional...show more content...
Agreeableness is average, meaning I do not try to be either cooperative or antagonistic towards
others. I generally take a laissez–faire approach to my relationships and do not have an invested
interest because I do not believe I can significantly impact the long–term well being of others. During
conversations, I do not inquire specifically about their personal lives, I let the other person tell me
what they are comfortable about talking about and what they want me to know.
Conscientiousness is also average. I have a fair balance of structure and spontaneity. There is just
enough control and regulation in impulses to maintain a harmonized flow of daily life that will
allow for spontaneous activities. For example, school work is more or less planned out by the day
to prevent falling behind, but I will still embark on spontaneous adventures of bicycle rides to
abandoned warehouse roof tops at midnight on a school night. Survey results are consistent with
how I view myself generally. While it is impossible to be completely objective in self evaluations, I
think I am fairly in tune with my inter– and intra–relationships because I make an effort to heed
feedback. When interacting with others I pay attention to their facial expressions, body language,
tone of voice, and not only their words, but their silences. b. Compared to PSU student averages,
extraversion falls mainly in the lower third or lower mid–range,
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Personality Paper Essay
No two people are alike, and no two personalities are alike. A personality is made up of different
characteristics, which help to define a person. Per the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator everyone has a
four–letter personality type with 16 different personality combinations. These personality types
affect everyone's personal, social and work life. My four–letter personality type is ISFJ (introvert,
sensing, feeling and judgment). There are many different personality types. The four dimensions of
personality are: extravert or introvert; sensing or intuitive; thinking or feeling; judging or perceptive.
Extroverts are energized by social interactions, like to be the center of attention and talkative. The
opposite of extrovert is introvert....show more content...
Each type has unique gifts and talents that can be used in different occupations. ISFJ
personalities are practical and motivated to provide for others in the careers that they choose. The
ideal work environment for this personality type is to work alone on projects, work with known
facts, use standard procedures, work in a friendly and relaxed environment. Careers that are
suggested for someone with the ISFJ personality are interior decorators, nurses, administrators,
managers, child care professionals, counselors, paralegals, religious workers, shopkeepers and
office managers. Personally, I want to work in the Biotechnology field developing cures for sick
children and adults. I would love to find the cure for cancer and lyme disease. If I can make a
difference in someone's life I will then be satisfied with what I do for a living. In relationships I
tend to have a lot of emotions and intense feelings. I have a hard time trying to express these
feelings to my spouse and tend to hold them in. When it comes to conflict I prefer to sweep things
under the rug and pretend that they didn't happen. I mostly do this to avoid more conflict with my
spouse. This is a problem that most people with the ISFJ personality face. We do not express our
feelings like we should until we are pushed to a limit and we explode in anger and say things that we
should not say. From the information about personality traits, career choices, and relationships that I
have
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No two people are alike, and no two personalities are alike. A personality is made up of different
characteristics, which help to define a person. Per the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator everyone has a
four–letter personality type with 16 different personality combinations. These personality types
affect everyone's personal, social and work life. My four–letter personality type is ISFJ (introvert,
sensing, feeling and judgment). There are many different personality types. The four dimensions of
personality are: extravert or introvert; sensing or intuitive; thinking or feeling; judging or perceptive.
Extroverts are energized by social interactions, like to be the center of attention and talkative. The
opposite of extrovert is introvert....show more content...
Each type has unique gifts and talents that can be used in different occupations. ISFJ
personalities are practical and motivated to provide for others in the careers that they choose. The
ideal work environment for this personality type is to work alone on projects, work with known
facts, use standard procedures, work in a friendly and relaxed environment. Careers that are
suggested for someone with the ISFJ personality are interior decorators, nurses, administrators,
managers, child care professionals, counselors, paralegals, religious workers, shopkeepers and
office managers. Personally, I want to work in the Biotechnology field developing cures for sick
children and adults. I would love to find the cure for cancer and lyme disease. If I can make a
difference in someone's life I will then be satisfied with what I do for a living. In relationships I
tend to have a lot of emotions and intense feelings. I have a hard time trying to express these
feelings to my spouse and tend to hold them in. When it comes to conflict I prefer to sweep things
under the rug and pretend that they didn't happen. I mostly do this to avoid more conflict with my
spouse. This is a problem that most people with the ISFJ personality face. We do not express our
feelings like we should until we are pushed to a limit and we explode in anger and say things that we
should not say. From the information about personality traits, career choices, and relationships that I
have
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Essay on Me Myself and Personality Traits
Me Myself and Personality Traits When asked to describe myself I never know what to say, but I
should know myself the best, right? I like to look at myself as a genuine, thoughtful young lady.
I'm a hard worker; I believe nothing is ever handed to you so you have to go get it. I worked hard to
get to this point of my life and working even harder to get to the successful and graduate part of
my life. I care more for some others than I do myself but I have a huge nonchalant attitude. I don't
really show anger or sadness much I always smile because I'm optimistic about life. I look at life as
if something bad comes along, no need to dwell on it you can't take it back so just move–on and
improve what you did wrong if it's possible....show more content...
I was taught to be caring and thoughtful; I wasn't taught anything else from anyone other than not to
trust people. I'm the odd ball of my family because I am nothing like anyone. I can say I was also
taught to believe in myself and never down myself because I can accomplish anything. That is
shown through my determination and hard work because if I didn't believe in myself I wouldn't try
as hard. Last but not all, Humanistic approach sums up my personality a little more than
psychodynamic does because it involves nature vs. nurture and that kind of sums it up just saying
that. Environment and Heredity is kind of the main reasons of my attitudes and actions. In the
article, Time–Limited Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Briggs conducts different forms of
psychotherapy techniques to prove whether things in an adolescent's life effect different adolescents
differently. His study was a success and proved that many adolescents have different interpretations
on the same issue. He read them off different problems and wanted to see how they would interpret
them. He used children in the age groups of 12–17 and it worked out. I think that the different
approaches can be brought together in some circumstances but in my case it doesn't. My personality
makes more sense coming from the humanistic approach. Briggs, Stephen (2010). Time–Limited
Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Adolescents and Young Adults. Journal of Social Work
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Me Myself and Personality Traits When asked to describe myself I never know what to say, but I
should know myself the best, right? I like to look at myself as a genuine, thoughtful young lady.
I'm a hard worker; I believe nothing is ever handed to you so you have to go get it. I worked hard to
get to this point of my life and working even harder to get to the successful and graduate part of
my life. I care more for some others than I do myself but I have a huge nonchalant attitude. I don't
really show anger or sadness much I always smile because I'm optimistic about life. I look at life as
if something bad comes along, no need to dwell on it you can't take it back so just move–on and
improve what you did wrong if it's possible....show more content...
I was taught to be caring and thoughtful; I wasn't taught anything else from anyone other than not to
trust people. I'm the odd ball of my family because I am nothing like anyone. I can say I was also
taught to believe in myself and never down myself because I can accomplish anything. That is
shown through my determination and hard work because if I didn't believe in myself I wouldn't try
as hard. Last but not all, Humanistic approach sums up my personality a little more than
psychodynamic does because it involves nature vs. nurture and that kind of sums it up just saying
that. Environment and Heredity is kind of the main reasons of my attitudes and actions. In the
article, Time–Limited Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Briggs conducts different forms of
psychotherapy techniques to prove whether things in an adolescent's life effect different adolescents
differently. His study was a success and proved that many adolescents have different interpretations
on the same issue. He read them off different problems and wanted to see how they would interpret
them. He used children in the age groups of 12–17 and it worked out. I think that the different
approaches can be brought together in some circumstances but in my case it doesn't. My personality
makes more sense coming from the humanistic approach. Briggs, Stephen (2010). Time–Limited
Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Adolescents and Young Adults. Journal of Social Work
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