What are the personalities? What does character include

The personality types of people can be divided into:"Bloody","Choleric","Mucinous substance", and"Depressive nature"

Bloody

Advantages: Outgoing, active and active; Relaxed, cheerful, warm, amiable, cheerful and open-minded; Sociable, talkative and alert; Adaptable, well-organized, efficient and energetic; Emotions are abundant, emotions are rapidly rich and changeable; Responsiveness and sensitivity to new things without being profound.

Disadvantages: Broad and impetuous, easy to follow the crowd; rashness and unsteadiness will lead to a sharp decrease in enthusiasm; Emotions are not easy to be deep and easy to see different thoughts; Lack of stamina and perseverance, and easy to make rash decisions.

Choleric

Advantages: Outgoing and energetic; Emotions are rapid, intense, passionate, optimistic, straightforward, verbal, swift in action, and thunderous; Able to overcome difficulties and work hard, be resolute and persistent.

Disadvantages: Impulsive, reckless, irritable and difficult to control; rigid, irritable, stubborn and even provocative; Once energy is exhausted, mood is depressed and confidence is frustrated; Irritability, carelessness.

Mucus.

Advantages: Introverted, calm, cautious and steady; Slow speech movements, inability to reveal inner activities, calm temperament; Be conscientious, careful, tenacious, orderly and organized; Not good at talking, communicating, tolerant, pragmatic, and dependable.

Disadvantages: Stubbornness, inflexibility, poor adaptability; sluggish, passive, apathetic, desolate, inert, defensive, wilted.

Depressive nature

Advantages: Severe introversion, flexibility, sensitivity, shyness; Emotions are slow and experienced; Strict, not afraid of difficulties, and good at observing problems that are not easy for others to find.

Disadvantages: Fragile emotions, cowering, submissive; sentimentality; timid, worried; Withdrawn, apathetic, suspicious, hesitant; Lack of self-confidence and often move for small things.

I think it includes your hobbies, interests, habits, and so on.

There are two simple ones: introvert and extrovert.

Personality type refers to the unique combination of personality traits shared by a group of people. Categorizing personality according to certain principles and criteria helps to understand the main characteristics of a person's personality and reveal the essence of his character. Due to the complexity of personality structure, there are no universally accepted principles and standards for the classification of personality types in the study of psychology.

Representative views are presented below.

1. Classification by psychological function strength.

This is the taxonomy proposed by Pein in England ( and Lee Porter in France (). According to the different advantages of the three psychological functions of reason, emotion, and will, they divide people's personalities into rational type, emotional type, and volitional type. Rational people usually use reason to evaluate everything that is happening around them, and use reason to dominate and control their actions, and to be calm in the world; Emotional people usually use emotions to evaluate everything, and their speech and demeanor are easily influenced by emotions, and the biggest characteristic of this type of person is that they can't think twice; People with a clear goal of action, initiative, positivity, courage, firmness, and strong self-control.

In addition to these three typical types, there are also mixed types such as the sanity and volitional type, which most people are mixed in life.

2. Classification by tendency to mental activity.

This is the opinion of the Swiss psychologist Carl Jung. Jung divided personality types according to the direction of a person's libido's activities, and ribido refers to the inner, instinctive strength of the individual. The direction of Ribido's activities can be directed towards the inner world as well as towards the external world.

The former is an introverted type, which is characterized by cautious life, thoughtfulness, narrow communication and poor ability to adapt to the environment; The latter is the extraverted type, which is characterized by an external tendency to mental activity, lively and cheerful, strong mobility, and easy adaptation to changes in the environment. This division of personality types has been applied abroad in practical fields such as education and medical care. But this type of division still does not get rid of the pattern of temperament type.

3. Classification according to the degree of individual independence.

According to the field theory, the American psychologist Witkin et al. divided human personality into field-dependent type and field-independent type. The former is also called submissive, and the latter is also known as independence. Field-dependent people tend to use external references as the basis for information processing, they are easily disturbed by the environment or additives, often accept the opinions of others without criticism, and have poor stress ability. Field-independent people are not easily disturbed by external things, and are accustomed to making more use of internal references, that is, their own understanding, they have the ability to judge things independently, find problems, solve problems, and have a strong ability to cope with stress.

It can be seen that these two kinds of people work according to two opposing ways of knowing.

Weakness and sentimentality at heart; Cheerful and optimistic, very confident, will enjoy life, but lack patience in doing things; Lazy; Sociable and organizational; Good at managing money, but easily feeling lonely and afraid of loneliness; Don't give up easily, but sometimes it's too stubborn. Affectionate and relatable, but very emotional at times with an unpredictable attitude. Pragmatic, calm, planned, not afraid of hardship, but strong self-esteem, somewhat conservative.

The voice is loud, straightforward, and sincere; Sentimental, witty and quick-witted; Strong patience and self-control; Gritty; Advantages: Outgoing, active and active; Relaxed, cheerful, warm, amiable, cheerful and open-minded; Sociable, talkative and alert; Adaptable, well-organized, efficient and energetic; Emotions are abundant, emotions are rapidly rich and changeable; Responsiveness and sensitivity to new things without being profound. Cons:

Broad and impetuous, easy to follow the crowd; rashness and unsteadiness will lead to a sharp decrease in enthusiasm; Emotions are not easy to be deep and easy to see different thoughts; Lack of stamina and perseverance, and easy to make rash decisions.

Personality is a relatively stable personality and psychological characteristic in people's attitudes and behaviors towards reality. It is a central part of the personality and best represents individual differences. It has a complex structure, which generally includes:

1) Characteristics of one's attitude towards reality and oneself, such as honesty or hypocrisy, humility or pride, etc.

2) Characteristics of will, such as bravery or cowardice, decisiveness or indecision, etc.

3) Emotional traits, such as enthusiasm or apathy, cheerfulness or depression, etc.

4) Rational traits. For example, quick thinking, profound, and logical, or slow thinking, shallowness, and no logic.

The so-called attitude is an individual's psychological tendency towards society, to oneself and to others, which includes the evaluation of things, likes and dislikes, and avoidance. Attitudes are manifested in the way people behave.