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16 Source Traits are a concept developed by Raymond Cattell, thought to be the building blocks of human personality. Introversion and extraversion underlie most traits. Cattell’s 16 Source Traits: This report is not a diagnosis. We hope this information can guide you toward improving your life. Review our Knowledge BaseContinue Reading
Five broad divisions are commonly used to describe and study personality. The Factors have been used since the late 20th Century to measure and understand individual differences in personality. There are five universal dimensions of personality: This report is not a diagnosis. We hope this information can guide you towardContinue Reading
Although we live in a complex world filled with uncertainty, especially at times like this, there are things you can do, starting today, to take control of your life. Uncontrollable Uncertainty Coping with personal difficulties, uncertainty over the economy, employment, finances, relationships, and of course, your physical and mental healthContinue Reading
How many people are able to pick themselves up, dust themselves off and carry on with their lives after experiencing the death of a family member, rejection by someone special, a job loss, an unloved childhood, or a traumatic event? Picking oneself up doesn’t mean the emotions are healed though.Continue Reading
Low self-esteem can be defined as a lack of faith or confidence in one’s abilities and competence. While self-confidence can fuel success, low self-esteem can hinder it. Mental Disorder? Is low self-confidence considered a mental illness? Low self-esteem in and of itself isn’t a mental disorder but it can pointContinue Reading
It is true that we are formed by our parents’ genes at the moment of conception, but it is also true that our ancestral history helped form us as a species. An Open System The debate in psychology of nature vs nurture is one of the oldest. It is trueContinue Reading
Each day of our life we gradually grow in self-awareness. Our daily experiences are added to our personality, enlarging our self-definition. The interests and talents we acquire not only build and define us in a physical way, they also define and expand our boundaries in an unseen way. This invisibleContinue Reading
Having the ability to get in touch with authentic feelings, i.e., true thoughts and emotions, is more important than psychological explanations. The first and most important process is learning self-awareness, and to focus that awareness on the feelings of the present moment. This allows one to directly experience his or herContinue Reading
Self-disclosure is a vital ingredient of loving relationships. It is the unselfish revealing of intimate details about ourselves, our likes and disklikes, dreams, aspirations, worries, our proud and shameful moments, our inner secrets. As one person reveals a little, so will the other person. Self-disclosure breeds liking, and liking breedsContinue Reading
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