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Mind Map by jasmin.uppal, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by jasmin.uppal
over 11 years ago
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Intro to Personality
- Personality can be formally
defined as a given person's
characteristic thoughts,
feelings and behaviours.
- Everyone have different personality's.
- Everyone have different personality's.
- Personality Disorders
- Long-lasting patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviours that
deviate from relevant cultural expectations.
- Long-lasting patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviours that
deviate from relevant cultural expectations.
- Personality Traits
- Typical ways of thinking, behaving and feeling.
- Typical ways of thinking, behaving and feeling.
- STATE VS TRAIT
- Unlike traits, which are stable characteristics, states are temporary behaviours or feelings that depend on a person's
situation and motives at a particular time. the difference between traits and states is analogous to the difference
between climate and weather. A person who has the trait of calmness may experience a state of anxiety on a day
when he or she faces a difficult challenge.
- Unlike traits, which are stable characteristics, states are temporary behaviours or feelings that depend on a person's
situation and motives at a particular time. the difference between traits and states is analogous to the difference
between climate and weather. A person who has the trait of calmness may experience a state of anxiety on a day
when he or she faces a difficult challenge.
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