Personality and Development Quiz

Introduction Objectives Definition and Concept of Personality Personality Development 1.3.1 Biological Factors 1.3.2 Psychological Factors 1.3.2.1 Intellectual Determinants 1.3.2.2 Emotional Determinants 1.3.2.3 Excessive Love and Affection 1.3.2.4 Self-disclosure 1.3.2.5 Aspiration and Achievements 1.3.2.6 Achievements 1.3.2.7 Goal Setting 1.3.3 Environmental Factors 1.3.3.1 Social Acceptance 1.3.3.2 Social Deprivation 1.3.3.3 Educational Factors 1.3.3.4 Family Determinants 1.3.3.5 Emotional Climate of Home and Ordinal Position 1.3.3.6 Size of the Family 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.0 Let Us Sum Up Unit End Questions Suggested Readings Answers to Self Assessment Questions INTRODUCTION For laypersons, the term personality is often understood in terms of being good looking, attractive etc. They go by the impression created by the person concerned. The ability to talk and interact with others pleasantly in addition to being good looking, would make others say that the person concerned has a good personality. Persons who do not have good looks or not well dressed or do not interact adequately are considered to have poor personality. But scientifically this is not a true concept of personality.

Persons who do not have good looks or not well dressed or do not interact adequately are considered to have poor personality. But scientifically ______ is not a true concept of personality.

The ability to talk and interact with others pleasantly in addition to being good looking, would make others say that the ______ concerned has a good ______ality.

UNIT 1 DEFINITION AND CONCEPT OF PERSONALITY AND PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT

INTRODUCTION For ______, the term personality is often understood in terms of being good looking, attractive etc. They go by the impression created by the person concerned.