Chapter 2: Personality - ICSE 12 Psychology
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Chapter 2: Personality

Chapter 2: Personality

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  1. 2

    Personality describes the unique and consistent patterns of thoughts,...

  2. 2.1
    Introduction

    This section introduces personality as a key concept in psychology,...

  3. 2.2
    Meaning And Definition Of Personality

    Personality encompasses the unique patterns of behavior and thought that...

  4. 2.3

    This section outlines various definitions of personality offered by notable...

  5. 2.4
    Characteristics Of Personality

    This section explores the unique and stable characteristics of personality,...

  6. 2.5
    Factors Influencing Personality Development

    This section explores the key factors, including heredity, environment, and...

  7. 2.5.1

    Heredity plays a significant role in shaping personality, influencing traits...

  8. 2.5.2

    The environment plays a significant role in shaping personality traits and...

  9. 2.5.3
    Situational Factors

    Situational factors refer to specific events and contexts that can influence...

  10. 2.6
    Theories Of Personality

    This section explores various theories of personality, detailing how...

  11. 2.6.1
    Type Theories

    Type theories explore distinct classifications of personality, offering...

  12. 2.6.1.1
    Hippocrates' Four Humours

    Hippocrates' Four Humours is a historical theory that categorizes...

  13. 2.6.1.2
    Carl Jung’s Personality Types

    Carl Jung's personality types categorize individuals based on their...

  14. 2.6.1.3
    Sheldon’s Somatotypes

    Sheldon’s Somatotypes classify individuals into three body types influencing...

  15. 2.6.2
    Trait Theories

    Trait theories focus on identifying and measuring the specific traits that...

  16. 2.6.2.1
    Gordon Allport

    Gordon Allport significantly contributed to the understanding of personality...

  17. 2.6.2.2
    Raymond Cattell

    Raymond Cattell contributed significantly to personality psychology by...

  18. 2.6.2.3
    Hans Eysenck

    Hans Eysenck is pivotal in personality psychology, chiefly known for his...

  19. 2.6.2.4
    The Big Five Model (Ocean)

    The Big Five Model, known as OCEAN, encompasses the five major dimensions of...

  20. 2.6.3
    Psychoanalytic Theory (Sigmund Freud)

    This section covers Sigmund Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory, explaining the...

  21. 2.6.3.1
    Structure Of Personality

    The structure of personality involves three main components: the Id, Ego,...

  22. 2.6.3.2
    Psychosexual Stages

    This section outlines Sigmund Freud's psychosexual stages of development,...

  23. 2.6.3.3
    Defense Mechanisms

    Defense mechanisms are unconscious psychological strategies that protect...

  24. 2.6.4
    Humanistic Theory

    The Humanistic Theory emphasizes the importance of self-actualization and...

  25. 2.6.4.1
    Abraham Maslow

    Abraham Maslow introduced the Hierarchy of Needs, emphasizing the...

  26. 2.6.4.2

    Carl Rogers emphasized the importance of the self and self-concept in...

  27. 2.6.5
    Social-Cognitive Theory

    Social-Cognitive Theory posits that behavior is influenced by the...

  28. 2.6.5.1
    Albert Bandura

    Albert Bandura's contributions to psychology focus on observational learning...

  29. 2.6.5.2
    Julian Rotter

    Julian Rotter's contributions to personality psychology focus on the concept...

  30. 2.7
    Assessment Of Personality

    This section covers different methods for assessing personality, examining...

  31. 2.7.1
    Objective Techniques

    Objective techniques are standardized methods for assessing personality...

  32. 2.7.2
    Projective Techniques

    Projective techniques are assessment methods used to uncover hidden emotions...

  33. 2.7.3
    Behavioral Techniques

    Behavioral techniques involve observation and interaction to assess...

  34. 2.8
    Applications Of Personality Assessment

    This section discusses the various applications of personality assessments...

  35. 2.9

    Personality is the collection of characteristics that make individuals...

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