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Introduction To Personality Development

This document discusses the concept of personality, including its components and how it is revealed. Personality is defined as the sum of a person's qualities and characteristics as shown in their behavior. It is influenced by heredity, environment, and experiences. The key components of personality include physical, intellectual, social, emotional, and value systems. Personality differences between people can be attributed to these factors. While personality is not fully revealed in one meeting, crisis situations may reveal one's true personality. Personality can be improved through self-reflection and making a conscious effort to change behaviors.

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Introduction To Personality Development

This document discusses the concept of personality, including its components and how it is revealed. Personality is defined as the sum of a person's qualities and characteristics as shown in their behavior. It is influenced by heredity, environment, and experiences. The key components of personality include physical, intellectual, social, emotional, and value systems. Personality differences between people can be attributed to these factors. While personality is not fully revealed in one meeting, crisis situations may reveal one's true personality. Personality can be improved through self-reflection and making a conscious effort to change behaviors.

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PERSONALITY

PERSONALITY

-sum total of the qualities and


characteristics of a person as shown in her
manner of walking, talking, dressing, and
her attitudes, interests, and ways of
reacting to other people
-your image to others
HALO EFFECT

- is a cognitive bias in which an observer's


overall impression of a person, company,
brand, or product influences the observer's
feelings and thoughts about that entity's
character or properties
If the observer likes one aspect of
something, they will have a positive
predisposition toward everything about
it.
HORNS EFFECT

• If the observer dislikes one aspect of


something, they will have a negative
predisposition toward everything
about it
COMPONENTS OF
PERSONALITY
1. Physical
-includes the mode of dressing , manner of
walking, posture, body build, health,
complexion, and facial expression
2. Intellectual
-development of intellect or “brain”
-how a person talks and what she talks
about
COMPONENTS OF
PERSONALITY
3. Social
- includes good and correct manners
-to do the right thing at the right time
-to act in the proper manner
-to get along well with others
4. Emotional
-includes a person’s likes or dislikes
COMPONENTS OF
PERSONALITY
5. Value System
-includes a person’s attitudes, values,
beliefs, and philosophy in life
-sometimes referred to as CHARACTER
-shown in the way we judge whether our
actions and the actions of others are right
or wrong
HOW PERSONALITY IS
REVEALED?
*not revealed in one meeting
*crisis situations reveal the real personality

The Totality of an individual’s behavior is


evaluated as a whole and not in separate
pieces.
PERSONALITY DIFFERENCES

Factors:
1.Heredity
2.Environment
3.Experiences
HEREDITY

- We are born with different set of genes


and chromosomes which we inherent from
our forefathers and our parents.
-These set the limits to our potential.
Then achieved to the fullest by the proper
use of environment.
ENVIRONMENT

-consists of family, school, church, social


groups, and other groups with whom we
interact from the very beginning
-always puts pressure on behaving in certain
ways
EXPERIENCES

-consists of everything that we do or get in


touch with, everything we are exposed to
in our lifetime
-could be physical, emotional or social
Can we improve our
Personality?
An event may bring about drastic changes in
personality patterns.
*Personality can be improved.

Remember:
YOU ARE THE ARCHITECT OF
YOUR OWN PERSONALITY.
TECHNIQUES IN IMPROVING
PERSONALITY
1. Realize that improvement is needed.
2. Have a strong motive or desire to
improve.
3. Take an inventory or make a checklist of
the strong and weak points, of what is to
be improved, and
4.Have a step-by-step plan for
improvement.
TAKING CENTER STAGE

Your body is a wondrous creation, but it can


be weakened by neglect or abuse.
-”on stage”
YOU SHOULD NOT BE CONCERNED
ABOUT THE THINGS THAT YOU
CANNOT CHANGE. INSTEAD, YOU
SHOULD CONCENTRATE ON AREAS
THAT YOU CAN CHANGE.
VISUAL STATEMENT

-statement about yourself


-something you wanted to communicate to other
people
Purpose:
• To visually create a message which
communicates what you want others to
know about you through your appearance
• To convey outwardly your level of inner
confidence

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