Explain the concept of personality?
Personality is a fiction built up as a 'fake entity' by human beings because they identify themselves with their senses and their emotions and their mind. Out of this identification and the experience of daily encounter with reality a 'personality' gets their feeling of existence. It is totally subjective because it is based on concepts and an artificial self image that let the individual react caused by ones limited and stored concepts to what ever shows up. These reactions and what has caused them is mostly not conscious and the individual is living them as part of their existence, turning around oneself and finding the reason for being hurt or feeling happy at the outside, but not being capable to see that all reactions are caused by ones own concepts and programmed self image. The personality is not capable to go beyond ones limited built up structure, because receiving a kind of security and meaning out of it, the self defense is strong and will not allow influences that might reduce or change ones self-image. Personality is a self containing system that in a growing process is loosening up its structure and in an analytical process of self knowledge the individual is growing beyond 'Personality' and might finally find its *source*. Trying to get out of ones personality *right now* is like a person standing in a bucket and wanting to lift oneself up with the handle. BeiYin
What is a personality aberration?Explain.?
errrm....a 'flaw' eg. i knew someone who was SO angry.i mean in mind and body, they didnt realise how totally consumed they were with it.swearing at everything and everyone.i tried to be a good friend and suggest help through counselling, but we drifted apart, probably for the best.but ive heard that the person is now having psychtherapy, and isnt so angry now. id say that an aberration of the self, is over analyzing stuff, and talking about the self in a destructive, put self down kind of way.
What is the meaning of personality?
Personality means the "way you speak"" how you behave"" what you think""which you decide""when you discuss".It reflects the mannerism and attitude of a person or a woman how she behaves with the external world or internal world.External world includes collaegues, friends, persons you deal with daily to earn a living.Internal world includes family and for me it's only family alone.Some humans can behave well-versed and reflect a simple lifestyle when they are with external world.these persons may behave well accomplished more natured, classy in an elegant feel with his or her own family.Some rude with external world and calm with family . I suppose this may be due to frustration and some problems the person faces when he is with the outsiders. This may lead his personality be graded as zero.Some very classy with colleagues and public, and once when they come home ,they may be harsh or may neglect the persons in life completely.but this might not affect his her personality too much , because most of us whether we belong to male gender or female gender ,however most of us are spending with external world during the day time.Personality is just a human behaviour but it needs a slight classic beauty and handsomeness in it.
What is a personality key and what is it used for?
It usually refers to diagnostics on the vehicle. its shop talk more than anything. On some scan tools different cars take different personality keys for the tool to talk to it. Currently all auto mfg's use what is called OBD II data links however no one uses the same software so personality keys make it possible for 1 common tool to read all the different make and models with the same connector
Do the behavioral and biological schools of personality explain the data any better than the Freudian and hum?
No they don't. None of the earlier schools of personality explained everything completely. They were almost always the result of some group of observations on one particular thing or group of things. That's why we currently use a mix of all the different schools of thought to explain things, because each school focuses on one particular area within psychology. Personally, I prefer Freudian psychology. As much as I agree that his theories are lacking and that his techniques have problems, I feel as though his theory has the most potential and when I think about it I can definitely see what he's saying and relate it to myself, whereas with other schools, I feel as though they have come up with a theory to explain an observation rather than trying to figure out the way the mind / brain works. Fahed