Trait Perspective Hans and Sybil Eysenck

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Character Analysis/Terms• Ricky Fitz• stable introvert• even-tempered, controlled, and reliable (although some thinkhe seems crazy)—has great control over his emotions• example: scene in which his father beats him and kicks himout of the house—Ricky gets angry but stays more collectedthan most people would• Colonel Frank Fitz• unstable introvert• rigid and moody• example: beats wife and son and constantly makeshomophobic statements• fear of people finding out that he is gay makes him overaroused,so making these statements and abusing thepeople around him gives him serenity
Character Analysis/Terms• Angela• unstable extrovert• comes off as outgoing, perfect, blond teenager, but actuallyinsecure, restless, and irresponsible• examples of impulsivity: tries to insult Jane, declares that theyare not friends anymore, then tries to have sex with Jane'sfather• Buddy• stable extrovert• knows exactly how to take advantage of unstable women• outgoing, talkative, carefree, and projects an image ofleadership and power• these qualities are attractive, especially to those who lackthem, like Carolyn
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: Character Analysis/Terms• Lester
Page 11 and 12: Detailed Character Analysis• Ange
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