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प्रश्न
How do you define personality? What are the main approaches to the study of personality?
उत्तर
Personality refers to psychophysical characteristics of a person that is relatively stable across situations and over time and make her or him unique. It also define our existence and the ways in which our experiences are organized and show up in our behavior.
A number of approaches and theories have been developed to understand and explain personality. Main approaches to the study of personality are:-
- The type approach
- The trait approach
- The interactional approach
- Psychodynamic approach
- Post frendian approach
- Behavioural approach
- Cultural approach
- Humanistic approach
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Answer the following:
Define personality according to Cattell.
Answer the following:
Give one characteristic of people with type A personality.
Answer the following question briefly:
State any two symptoms of histrionic personality disorder.
Answer the following question:
Define personality, according to Eysenck.
Answer the following question briefly:
Define personality, according to All port.
Choose the correct option and complete the following statement:
______ traits are the dominant characteristics of a person.
Match the following pairs.
| Group ‘A’ | Group ‘B’ |
| 1. Self-report technique | (a) Interview |
| 2. Behavioural analysis | (b) MMPI |
| 3. Projective methods | (c) Permanent characteristics |
| (d) TAT |
Explain the following concept in 25 to 30 words:
Personality
Answer the following question in one sentence:
From which Latin word is the English word ‘Personality’ derived?
What is meant by personality?
Both types and traits theories of personality focus on people's characteristics which are ______
It includes mental activity of which people may become aware only if they attend to it closely?
The word 'Personality' is derived from the Latin word ______.
Assertion: The id, ego, and superego constitute the three components of Freud’s Structural Model of Personality.
Reason: Each component operates independently and does not influence the functioning of others.
