incorporates the value and morals of society which are learned form one's parent and other

four temperament

he proposed that each person has about seven central traits taht dominates his or her behavior

personality development depends on the interplay of instinct

sad, depressed

proposed a three-part personality structure consisting of the id, the ego, and the superego

types of behaviorism

the one who characterized human behavior in terms of four temperament

primitive and instinctive component of personality

personality involve several factors

emphasizes the uniqueness of the individual and the internal cognitive

which mediates between the demands of the id and the constraints of society

develops in order to mediate between the unrealistic id and the external real world

remaining calm and level handed

disagreed with Eysenck's view

founded by B.F Skinner, aggreed with the assumption of methodological

the characteristics or blend of characteristics that make a person unique

systems that address personality as a combination of qualities or dimensions

earliest knowm theory of personality

angry, yellow bile

well known trait theorists, extensively investigated the ways in which traits combine to form normal personalities

optimistic, associated with blood

most closely associated with phenomenological theories of personality, viewed authentic experience of one's self as the basic component of growth and well-being

adorno et al(1950) proposed taht prejudice is the result of an individual personality type

remained influential in Western Europe throughout the medieval and renaissance period

this approach assumes behavior is determined by relatively stable traits which are the fundamental units of one's personality

these are system not part of brain or any way physical

slow and lethargic

lacking in empathy

through which parental and social values are internalized

another major view of personality developed during the twentieth century

lie at the other end of this scale, being quiet and reserved

purely objective experimental branch of natural science

personality is the dymanic within the individual

proposed a theory of personality based on biological factors

sociable and crave excitement and change

emphasizes people's self-perceptions and their drive for self-actualization as determinants of personality

inherited components

concerned with the gratification of basic instincts