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    Personality Assessment Profile Knowing what your personality type is can be very helpful in many aspects of your life. In the PAP test we took I was surprised when I read my results. I am an E.S.F.P (extrovert sensing feeling perceiving) type personality. I scored fairly high on both the extrovert and introvert questions‚ which means I posses almost the same amount of both qualities. The test was pretty much accurate on figuring out my personality type. I can be extroverted but also have my moments of

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    However‚ the assumption that introverts are nerds can be argued against because not all introverts show an interest in technology and sciences. For instance‚ women are found to be introverts‚ but they are rarely interested in the techy businesses. Additionally‚ it can be observed that probably‚ nerds were once extroverts but the society kept on ridiculing them for liking comics and video games that they became withdrawn. The

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    Chapter 12 is about individuality. 3 of the main focuses are multiple intelligences‚ preferences‚ and temperament. These three aspects are reflective strategies that can contribute to self-understanding and classifying you personality. The term multiple intelligences is used by Gardner‚ an education psychologist‚ to differentiate human talents into categories. While most education psychologist agree that intelligence is biological‚ Gardner claims that intelligence can also be influence by one culture

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    This idea that was developed by Hans Eysenck assessed the stimulation of brain activity and appointed the type of brain activity to the type of activity that an individual would do (with the respect of who was an introvert or an extrovert). "According to the "general arousal theory of criminality" (H.J. Eysenck & Gudjonsson‚ 1989. p. 118). such a person may seek out high-risk activities such as crime‚ drug use‚ gambling‚ and promiscuous sex". (Funder‚ 2010‚ pg.283). This connection

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    to determine their personalities by carrying out a personality assessment. Personality assessments tend to focus on a certain individual to determine their behavior and their personalities so as to understand whether an individual is an introvert or an extrovert‚ or whether an individual is motivated internally or externally (motivation)‚ levels of hostility that is whether the individual is hostile or not‚ and also emotionality. Self-assessment for leaders is also very crucial. For instance‚ it

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    We can notice their mistakes‚ but they are not entirely their fault. The issue is that ideas are often validated based on expression and the loudness of the presenters‚ not their actual value. Extroverts tend to act quickly and decisively when it comes to solving a problem. To be fair‚ this is what is often needed. Unfortunately‚ when the quick and decisive action does not remedy the situation or makes it go from bad to worse‚ they will give up

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    environmental stimuli seem to be hard-wired into our nervous system and endocrine systems. Electroencephalograms (EEG) have shown that‚ at a very basic level‚ extroverts show less arousal to stimulation then introverts do. Hans Eysenck theorized that because of this low level of arousal‚ extroverts seek out stimulating circumstances while introverts‚ who may be receiving too much stimulation from the environment‚ try to “get

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    (Capraro & Capraro‚ Aug 2002). The purpose of MBTI is to measure ones personality preference as a way of determining individuals best fit for environment and career (Furnham & Stringfield‚ 1993). It uses a scale of four pairs of opposites: Extroverts/Introverts (EI)‚ Sensing/Intuition (SN)‚ Thinking/Feeling (TF)‚ and Judging/Perceiving (JP) to describe the preferred attitudes or orientations of individuals (Michael‚ 2003). This assessment proposes that the four pairs of opposite produce 16 qualitative

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    Three Psychoanalytic approaches to personality: Sigmund Freud‚ Carl Jung and Alfred Adler Christina M. Colter University of Phoenix Abstract This paper analyzes the components of the psychoanalytic approach to personality. It explores the psychoanalytic theories of Sigmund Freud‚ Carl Jung and Alfred Alder. It compares and contrasts the psychoanalytic theories of Freud‚ Jung and Adler. It describes the stages of Freud’s theory and explain characteristics of personality. It also

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    Eysenck is a behaviorist who believed in a biological basis for all personality. Along with his genetic acknowledgments‚ he also mentioned the importance of learned habits and environmental factors in the formation of personality traits. He stressed his belief that genetic inheritance directly affects personality. He utilized physiological measurements and psychometric components to define personality. Eysenck has determined a number of dimensions that personality is derived. These dimensions are

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