Understanding the Role of Perception in Personality Development The Nature of Importance Perception to the Meaning of Personality
Course: organisational behaviour Professor: Dr.Sidra Aslam Presenters Zainab Babar Saleha Mustafa Wajiha Tahir Duryab Hajra Elisha Ehsan Salwa Understanding the Role of Perception in Personality Development
What is Personality? Introduction Personality refers to the enduring characteristics and behaviour that comprise a person's unique adjustment to life, including major traits, interests, drives, values, self-concept, abilities, and emotional patterns. Importance of perception Perception is crucial in shaping how we view ourselves and others, influencing our personality traits .
Perception as a Lens: How we interpret our experiences affects our personality. Personality traits can be amplified or diminished based on our perceptions. Self-Concept : Our perception of who we are shapes our personality and behaviour. Role of perception in personality
Factors influencing perception Beliefs and Values: Core beliefs shape how we perceive the world. Personal Experiences: Past experiences influence current perceptions. Internals Factors Cultural Influences: Societal norms and values impact perception. Social Environment: Relationships and social interactions affect how we view ourselves. External factors
Perception and Self Identity Self-perception theory explains how we infer our own traits by observing our behavior.Positive self-perception enhances self-esteem; negative perceptions can lead to low self-worth. Self Perception How others perceive us can reinforce or challenge our self-identity.Social cues and feedback play a role in shaping our self-view. Social perception
Feedback Loops: Continuous feedback from others shapes our personality traits. Positive Feedback: Reinforces traits and behaviors. Negative Feedback: Can lead to self-reflection and change. Constructive Criticism: Helps in personal growth by providing different perspectives. The importance of feedback
Case Studies Description: Individuals in collectivist cultures may develop personalities that emphasise community and group harmony. Impact: Perception of self is closely tied to social roles and relationships. Example 1 : Cultural Influence Description: Social media creates platforms for constant feedback, shaping self-image. Impact: Can lead to heightened self-consciousness and altered self-perception. Example 2: Social media Influence
Self-Awareness: Implications for personal development Understanding personal perceptions is key to self-improvement Techniques: Journaling, mindfulness, and self-reflection. Personal Growth Strategies: Embrace feedback, set personal goals, and seek diverse experiences. Importance of developing a flexible self-concept to adapt to new perceptions.
Conclusion Perception plays a pivotal role in defining personality. Awareness of internal and external influences on perception can aid personal development. Final Thoughts: Cultivating a positive self-perception and being open to feedback fosters growth.