Trait Perspective Hans and Sybil Eysenck

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Healthy/Unhealthy Personality• emphasis on describing traits as opposed toexplaining behavior, so not too concernedwith healthy vs. unhealthy personality• all personality types are equal• healthy to underst<strong>and</strong> one’s personality socan put oneself in positions to succeed• though some traits (emotional instability,neuroticism) are unhealthy
Detailed Character Analysis• Angela Hayes• extravert, acts confident• favorite world is external—prefers to concentrate on social interactionsrather than occupy herself with internal reflection• trait psychologists use Big Five factors to describe personality(development on <strong>Eysenck</strong>’s three factors of psychoticism, extraversion,neuroticism)• each of Big Five factors exists along continuum, describe personality bywhere the subject falls along continuum• Angela’s Big Five factors:• emotional stability: emotionally unstable• extraversion: extraverted• openness: open• agreeableness: disagreeable (only concerned with her owndesires)• conscientiousness: unconscientious (doesn’t think aboutconsequences of her actions on others)
Page 1 and 2: Trait PerspectiveHans and Sybil Eys
Page 3 and 4: Background—Ideas• studied perso
Page 5 and 6: Theory/Terms• the two dimensions
Page 7 and 8: Character Analysis/Terms• Lester
Page 9: Character Analysis/Terms• Angela
Page 13: Detailed Character Analysis• Ange

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