THC 6: Introduction to Personality
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How does personality development primarily impact an individual?

  • It solely aims at enhancing professional skills.
  • It focuses exclusively on academic performance.
  • It enhances a person's physical abilities.
  • It helps improve relationships and reduces conflicts. (correct)

What is a key element of professional development?

  • Formal or informal assessments. (correct)
  • Systematic personal branding.
  • Strict adherence to past experiences.
  • Avoidance of new learning opportunities.

Which of the following best describes ethics?

  • A branch of philosophy centering on morality. (correct)
  • A guideline for business profitability.
  • An approach to enhance personal productivity.
  • The study of laws and regulations.

The term 'applied ethics' refers to:

<p>The application of ethical theories to real-life situations. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following questions is NOT typically addressed by ethics?

<p>What is the most profitable business strategy? (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is NOT a benefit of personality development?

<p>Guaranteed financial success. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is an important aspect of personality?

<p>The influence of genetic makeup. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following does NOT describe an aspect of professional development?

<p>Avoiding any form of learning to save time. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do professional ethics primarily govern?

<p>Conduct within a profession and its interaction with others (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a domain of applied ethics?

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What is the primary difference between morals and ethics?

<p>Morals are subjective; ethics are universal standards (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which definition best describes values?

<p>Guiding principles that influence decisions and actions (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

From which language is the term 'morals' derived?

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Which statement best describes the relationship between ethics and morality?

<p>Ethics are rules imposed by society; morals are personal choices (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is an example of an ethical issue?

<p>Determining the best salary for employees (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is primarily governed by an individual’s internal beliefs?

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Which of the following best defines personality?

<p>A reflection of individual differences, emotions, actions, and cognitive processes. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does it mean for personality to be described as consistent and enduring?

<p>It remains stable across different situations and time periods. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following statements is true regarding the nature of personality?

<p>Personality can change based on personal experiences and development. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are some examples of traits that contribute to a person’s personality?

<p>Love, freedom, and justice. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the content, what is necessary to identify someone's personality?

<p>An understanding of multiple elements working in harmony. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key component of an Individual Development Plan?

<p>Measurable goals with a target date for achievement. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT considered a property of personality?

<p>Personality is inherited genetically. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following examples would NOT be related to a positive aspect of personality?

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Flashcards

Personality Development

A comprehensive improvement in an individual's life across different areas, like relationships, work, and personal growth.

Professional Development

The process of acquiring new skills and knowledge to advance in a profession, including formal education, training, and hands-on learning.

Ethics

A branch of philosophy that examines the principles of right and wrong, focusing on how those principles apply to everyday life.

Applied Ethics

The study of how ethical principles are applied to specific situations and professions.

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Personality

The unique combination of traits, attitudes, and behaviors that make up an individual. It encompasses how we think, feel, and act.

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Determinants of Personality

The factors that influence the development of personality, including genetics, environment, and personal experiences.

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Theories of Personality

Theories that attempt to explain the nature and development of personality.

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Self-Understanding of Personality

The process of gaining a deeper understanding of your own personality traits, motivations, and behaviors.

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Professional Ethics

A set of rules and regulations that guide a profession's conduct towards fellow professionals and the public.

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Morals

Personal beliefs about right and wrong that guide an individual's behavior.

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Values

Fundamental beliefs that motivate actions and attitudes.

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Clinical Ethics

Ethics focused on resolving moral issues in healthcare settings.

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Business Ethics

Ethics concerning ethical issues arising in business and industry.

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Organizational Ethics

Ethics that guide the behavior of individuals within organizations.

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Social Ethics

Ethical considerations related to societal issues and policies.

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What is personality?

A field of study that investigates complex human behavior, including thoughts, emotions, and actions.

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What makes up personality?

It's a combination of elements that work together to create your personality.

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Is personality consistent?

Personality is stable and consistent over time, even if there are small changes.

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Can personality change?

Personality can change with experiences, growth, and learning. It's not set in stone.

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What does personality reflect?

Your personality helps to define and express who you are as a person.

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Individual Development Plan (IDP)

It's a plan for personal growth, focusing on areas you want to improve.

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Measurable Definition of Success

It helps you define and measure your success in achieving your goals.

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Study Notes

Course Information

  • Course title: THC 6 - Professional Development with Applied Ethics
  • Lesson title: Introduction to Personality
  • Professor: Mich P. Angustia
  • Time: 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Learning Objectives

  • Define personality, personality development, professional development, and applied ethics
  • Understand the nature of personality
  • Identify the determinants of personality
  • Develop a deeper self-understanding of theories of personality and personality development
  • Demonstrate the importance of personality development

What is Personality Development?

  • An improvement in all aspects of an individual's life
  • Includes interactions with friends, in the office, or in other environments
  • Important for making a mark and reducing stress/conflict
  • Essential for developing a positive attitude

What is Professional Development?

  • Learning to acquire or maintain professional credentials
  • Includes academic degrees, formal coursework, conference attendance, and informal learning in practice

Elements of Professional Development

  • Vision
  • Knowledge and Skills
  • Formal or Informal Assessments
  • Individual Development Plan

What is Ethics?

  • Derived from the Greek word "ethos," meaning character
  • A branch of philosophy that focuses on morality and how moral principles apply to everyday life
  • Deals with concepts of right and wrong
  • Is theoretical

What is Applied Ethics?

  • A philosophical examination of issues, problems, moral questions, and judgments
  • Includes six domains: Decision Ethics, Professional Ethics, Clinical Ethics, Business Ethics, Organizational Ethics, and Social Ethics

What is Professional Ethics?

  • A set of rules, regulations, and a code of conduct that guides a profession's interactions with colleagues and external parties
  • Distinct from both moral codes and legal codes

What is Morals?

  • Derived from Latin word "moralis" and deals with manners, morals, and character
  • Latin word "mos" meaning custom
  • Guides conduct or rules that individuals or communities adhere to, believing these to be obligatory
  • Provides rules for everyday life

What is Values?

  • Basic and fundamental beliefs that motivate attitudes and actions
  • Derived from Latin "valēre" meaning "to be strong, to be worth"

Major Differences Between Morals, Ethics, and Values

  • Ethics stem from and are influenced by social systems.
  • Morals are internalized and personal.
  • Values guide personal decisions regarding what is right or wrong.

What is Personality?

  • The study of complex human behavior, including emotions, actions, and cognitive (thought) processes
  • Derived from the Latin word "Persona," associated with Greek theater
  • Includes aspects like temperament, values, beliefs, emotions, and is influenced by genetics, environment, and culture.
  • Influences how people interact and impacts life choices, relationships, and well-being

Three Distinct Properties of Personality

  • Reflects individual differences
  • Is consistent and enduring
  • Can change

Influence of Surrounding People

  • Surrounding people influence behavior, attitudes, and results
  • The average of the five people a person spends the most time with significantly impacts their success.

Quote (Rajendra Rathod, 2013)

  • Personality cannot be determined based solely on physique, intellect, or character. All these elements must function in harmony to create personality

Individual Development Plan

  • Framework for goal achievement
  • Breakdown into goal description, course of action, measurable definition of success, resources needed, and target date

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Explore the foundational concepts of personality and its development in the context of professional ethics. This quiz covers definitions, determinants, and the importance of personality development for personal and professional growth. Engage with theories that enhance self-understanding and application in various environments.

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