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    This document discusses personality, including definitions from Munn and Allport. It outlines factors that influence personality such as heredity, environment, and birth order. It also discusses Sheldon's three body types (endomorphic, mesomorphic, ectomorphic) and associated personality traits. Finally, it mentions the nurse's role in personality development and tips to improve personality.

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    This document discusses personality, including definitions from Munn and Allport. It outlines factors that influence personality such as heredity, environment, and birth order. It also discusses Sheldon's three body types (endomorphic, mesomorphic, ectomorphic) and associated personality traits. Finally, it mentions the nurse's role in personality development and tips to improve personality.

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    This document discusses personality, including definitions from Munn and Allport. It outlines factors that influence personality such as heredity, environment, and birth order. It also discusses Sheldon's three body types (endomorphic, mesomorphic, ectomorphic) and associated personality traits. Finally, it mentions the nurse's role in personality development and tips to improve personality.

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    Presented By:

    Monisha.G
    M.Sc Nursing I year
    College of Nursing,
    Madurai Medical College,
    Madurai.
    “A beauty cannot last forever but a
    beautiful personality does, beauty
    attracts the eye but the personality
    captures the heart”
    The term personality originated from Latin
    word “persona” which means mask. Mask
    was used by the actors in Greek drama.
    Personality is what makes a person is unique
    person, and it is recognizable soon after
    birth. Personality can be interpreted in many
    ways.
    “Personality may be defined as the most
    characteristics integration of an individual
    structure, mode of behavior, interests,
    attitudes, capacities, abilities and aptitudes”
    (MUNN NL).
    “Personality is the dynamic
    organization within the individual of those
    psychosocial systems that determine his
    unique adjustment to his environment”
    (GORDON ALLPORT).
    1) Physical development
    2) Cognitive development
    3) Social-Emotional development
    4)Language Development
    5) Psychological Development
    GROWTH:
    MATURATION
    LEARNING
    The factors are
    1)Heredity
    2)Environment
    3)Birth order
    4)Cultural environment
    5)Situation
     SHELDON APPROACH:
    Endomorphic Body Type:
    These people will have soft, fat and round
    body, having predominance of abdominal
    region. They are sociable and relaxed (can
    be compared to pyknic type).
     soft body
     underdeveloped muscles
     round shaped
     over-developed digestive system
    Associated personality traits:
     love of food
     tolerant
     evenness of emotions
     love of comfort
     sociable
     good humored
     relaxed
     need for affection
    Mesomorphic Body Type:
    These people are well built with heavy and
    strong muscles appear predominantly. They are
    physically active, noisy, adventurous by nature (can
    be compared to athletic type).
     hard, muscular body
     overly mature appearance
     rectangular shaped
     thick skin
     upright posture
    Associated personality traits:
     adventurous
     desire for power and dominance
     courageous
     indifference to what others think or want
     assertive, bold
     zest for physical activity
     competitive
     love of risk and chance
    Ectomorphic Body Type:
    These are the people who are tall, thin and
    flat chested, having the skin, bones and neural
    structure predominantly. They are shy, reserved and
    self-conscious (can be compared with aesthetic type).
     thin
     flat chest
     delicate build
     young appearance
     tall
     lightly muscled
     stoop-shouldered
     Associated personality traits:
     self-conscious
     preference for privacy
     introverted
     inhibited
     socially anxious
     artistic
     mentally intense
     emotionally restrained
    a. Pyknic type
    b. Aesthetic type
    c. Athletic type
    d. Dysplastic type
     Introverts
     Extroverts
    a)STRUCTURE OF THE PERSONALITY:
    ROLE OF NURSE IN
    PERSONALITY
    DEVELOPMENT
    TIPS TO IMPROVE THE
    PERSONALITY

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