MY REPORT IN BRIDGES ED.

1. PERSONALITY:
DEFINITIONS AND
ITS COMPONENTS

3. Personality may be defined as
the SUM TOTAL OF THE
QUALITIES AND
CHARACTERISTICS OF A
PERSON AS SHOWN IN HER
MANNER OF WALKING,
TALKING DRESSING, AND
HER ATTITUDES, INTERESTS
AND WAYS OF REATING TO
OTHER PEOPLE.

5. This includes the mode of
dressing, manner of walking,
posture, body build, health,
complexion and facial
expression.

6. BIOLOGICAL TRAITS
AND
CHARACTERISTICS

7. How a person talks and what
she talks about is what matters
in the intellectual component of
personality. He must develop
his intellect or “brain.”

8. CAPACITIES

9. Good manners, correct manners
are included in this aspect of
personality. To do right thing at the
right time, to act in the proper
manner, to get along well with
others – these are all parts of the
social sphere of personality.

10. PSYCHOSOCIA
L
TRAITS

11. Includes a person’s likes or
dislikes, whether she is
outgoing or shy, calm or
nervous and whether she loses
her temper easily or keeps her
cool.

12. TEMPERAMENT

13. This includes a person’s
attitudes, values, beliefs and
philosophy in life. This
aspect is referred to as
CHARACTER.

14. SPIRITUAL
AND
MORAL VALUES

16. ID
- Most primitive part of the personality.
- Operates “pleasure principle”.

17. EGO
- Consciousness of your own identity.
- Operates “reality principle”.

18. SUPER
EGO
- It represents the individual’s own
internal framework of what is “right”
and “wrong”.

20. PERSONALITY
DIFFERENCES

24. • An innate quality, a way of
being, manner of acting.
• A way of looking.
“Beauties are made, not born.”

26. - What physically attracts others
towards you.
- Consists of your physical
beauty and general
personal appearance.
- Enhanced through your clothing,
accessories, make-up and
hairstyles, as well as the shape of
your body.

27. - Inside personality of a
person.
ATTITUDE
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