The question of personality, what questions personality psychology seeks to answer

If you believe that there are ghosts in this world, then please run away as soon as possible

And finally, if you're hesitating, then please judge the screaming voice Do you know? Is the screamer a teenage girl or an old woman? Are there any other sounds?

What kind of scream is that? Panicky? Long?

Then ......

Take a look first, observe and observe, calm down, carefully analyze what may happen at that time, and then solve it rationally.

It depends on her name, depending on her name.

Determine that the weak need help, and women are weak for men.

But I still figured out what I was doing.,Someone just because of a husband and wife quarrel.,Beat someone's husband half to death.,I passed out.。。。

Maybe something happened...Let's go and see, of course.

Let's go up.

It's not that you want heroes to save beauty.

Just a little bit of life principle and a little bit of machismo.

1. Allport's theory of personality traits.

Personality psychologists start by asking "What is personality?" "What makes up a personality?" and other basic questions. The trait school believes that traits are the basic characteristics that determine the behavior of individuals, are the effective components of personality, and are also the basic units commonly used to evaluate personality.

Allport first developed the personality trait theory in 1937. He divides personality traits into two categories: one is common traits, which refer to the same traits that are common to most people or a group in a certain social and cultural form.

The other type is personal traits, which refer to the unique characteristics of the human body. Personal traits can be divided into three types according to their role in life: primary traits, which are the most typical and generalized traits of a person, which affect all aspects of a person's behavior.

The central trait, which is the important trait that makes up an individual's uniqueness, is about 5-10 in each person. Secondary traits, which are some less important traits of an individual, tend to manifest themselves only in exceptional circumstances.

2. The cartel's theory of personality traits.

Cartel analyzed personality traits and proposed a theoretical model based on personality traits. The model is divided into four layers, stupidity, i.e., individual traits and common traits; superficial and root qualities; physical traits and environmental traits; Motivation traits, ability traits, and temperament traits.

1.superficial and root qualities;

Superficial traits are traits that can be directly observed from external behavior. Root traits are behavioral traits that are interrelated and based on the same cause.

2.physical traits and environmental traits;

Physical traits are determined by innate biological factors, such as excitability, emotional stability, etc. Environmental traits are determined by acquired environmental factors, such as anxiety and constancy.

3.Motivation traits, ability traits, and temperament traits.

They are influenced by both genetics and the environment. Motivational traits are traits that have motivational traits that lead people toward a certain goal, including physiological drives, attitudes, and sentiments. Ability traits are differential traits that manifest themselves in perception and movement, including fluid intelligence and crystalline intelligence.

Temperament traits are the traits that determine the speed and intensity of a person's emotional responses.

3. Freud's theory of personality structure.

Freud divided the personality structure into three levels: id, ego, and superego.

1.Ego fetish: Follow the principle of happiness. At the bottom of the personality structure is an energy system composed of innate instincts and desires, including various physiological needs. The ego is unconscious, irrational, non-social, and chaotic.

2.Self: Follow the principles of reality. The ego is a gradual differentiation from the id, located in the middle layer of the personality structure. Its function is mainly to regulate the contradiction between the id and the superego.

3.Superego: Follow moral principles. It has three functions: one is to suppress the impulse of the self, the second is to monitor the self, and the third is to pursue the state of perfection.

What is Personality? To put it simply, personality is the stable way of behavior or behavior habits of an individual. The characteristics of the personality are:

Uniqueness, stability, integrity, functionality, etc. In the view of psychologists, personality is made up of many components, such as temperament, personality, cognitive style, self-regulation, etc. Among them, character is the most important and largest component.

Different schools of psychology also have different definitions of personality – and that's not to mention.

When we usually say that a person has "personality problems", we mainly refer to personality. You too. Personality is the most socially relevant part of the personality and contains many social moral implications.

Character shows people's attitude towards reality and the world around them and is manifested in his behavior.

There is no such thing as a perfect personality in the world. Through hard work, you may be able to change some bad points, but it is more important to be clear about your shortcomings and strengths, and to be a "confidant" first.

No one is perfect, things are always relative, there are two sides, no one will say that kind of personality is the best or the worst, we only have to do things that are useful to people and beneficial to society, do our best to help others, and try our best to improve it, the most important thing is that we must have a kind and sincere heart, and dedicate your care, love, and sincerity to the people around you, so that they feel that it is a happy and pleasant thing when they have you. In fact, personality is often reflected in some small things, and it is not necessary to do something earth-shattering.