PERSONALITY THEORY AT WORK IN SOCIAL NETWORK

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  1. Hello, my name is Captain Brown and I will be
  2. presenting on personality theory at work in social networks, appel
  3. and kim Apple introduced the ideology of the multi path
  4. approach to personality that links the origin of personality to
  5. an amalgamation of experiences, psycho, spiritual developments, biological and cognitive
  6. processes that are inclusively significant and social and cultural developments
  7. primarily. Personality theories are centered on examining character and trade
  8. developments and the resultant behavior or personality generation.
  9. Personality characteristics are robust, temperaments of behavior that manifests in
  10. a wide range of occurrences and encounters psychodynamic personality theory
  11. and trade personality theory encompass the environmental and social factors,
  12. facilitating the durability of character and personality generation.
  13. On the other hand, person trade personality theory majors and
  14. exclusively recognizing the physiognomy is we possess and selectively recognizing
  15. the extent in which we retain and explore them.
  16. However dominantly, Trade personality theory focuses on exploring the manifestation
  17. and development of behaviors their generation and how aspirations and
  18. motivations impact the concentration of traits, psychologists have long appreciated
  19. that when we understand a person we know more than
  20. a mere list of trade receptors.
  21. Therefore, the process of getting acquainted with someone is gradual.
  22. Starting from the realization of simple and easy, vivid characteristics
  23. to a better and exclusive understanding and appreciation of their
  24. unique motivation and flaws.
  25. While on the other hand, psychodynamic personality theory takes on
  26. the assumption that an individual is being, is governed by
  27. an internal unconscious force and urge the force dominantly dictates
  28. who we are and what we involve ourselves in.
  29. To include sentiments, opinions, images and varying perspectives.
  30. Thus the psychodynamic process that makes us, that makes use
  31. of the inevitable interpersonal ruptures and the collaborative process thus
  32. becoming a healing process.
  33. Social networking has a major impact on determining individual daily
  34. experiences as they allow individuals to share personal sentiments and
  35. perspectives. Start relationships and communicate Incorporation of the allowances one
  36. can conduct psychosocial research or personalities.
  37. Therefore I have selected to of my social and professional
  38. friends from facebook and named them pseudo dems to analyze
  39. their traits based on personality theory.
  40. David Scott is both a professional colleague at the same
  41. level and time a social friends on both a personal
  42. level and social level.
  43. I have known him for almost 10 years and we
  44. have become fond of each other.
  45. His social background is rather hostile in the sense that
  46. he grew up in an environment and family that was
  47. defensive, angry and mowgli uh physically by and insecure over
  48. this lenders things about and sentiments about one another.
  49. The hostel environmental background has consequently contributed immensely to the
  50. person that he is today.
  51. Therefore his facebook profile post and comments and reaction on
  52. un controversial and unlawful happenings plainly and directly reprimand and
  53. curse to an extent that of the recipients.
  54. Secondly the group and the people he interacts with explains
  55. so much about his behavior and personality for instance, he
  56. belongs to a group called mad people only that tends
  57. to dig further into his hostile personality.
  58. Finally, he likes posting himself at work as a teacher.
  59. It is hard to imagine him giving instruction, being polite
  60. and even being responsible for someone else's child.
  61. Secondly lisa Angela is a student at the university and
  62. we interact on an academic and social levels.
  63. However we are not that close and not have known
  64. her for almost three years.
  65. Her facebook account profile says a lot about her, She
  66. is the last born in a family of six and
  67. the only female.
  68. Her family is well off, hence she is provided with
  69. everything she needs and wants.
  70. Thus her bossy, impulsive and bold nature.
  71. My social interaction, an examination of her facebook profile display
  72. to significant personality traits.
  73. Initially she is outgoing in the sense that most of
  74. her post and comments are all about fun and self
  75. centered. Her personality, personal attitude towards her environment and the
  76. world is uneasy and secondly she is so close with
  77. her father since most of her pictures and post is
  78. one of the two and she considers him her best
  79. friend to some extent.
  80. Her closeness with her father is a sign of overprotective
  81. parenting. The incorporation of the two traits reconciles the ideas
  82. of nature and nurture self identity and personality.
  83. Of the two facebook account holders basically solidifies the fact
  84. that environmental, biological and so physiological aspects impact the nature
  85. and nurture of personality development.
  86. The dominating similarities in both profiles is the fact that
  87. their current personalities are not as a result of self
  88. realization but externally altered.
  89. Sequentially. Both Angela and Scott personalities are family oriented, social
  90. embedded nous.
  91. Additionally, they possess comparable uh, social cultural perspectives.
  92. However, an examination of their real life personality, scott's personality
  93. displaced aspects of paranoid and obsessive compulsive while on the
  94. other hand, Angeles personality designates aggressiveness, lively and social audacity.
  95. The complex model primarily distinguishes traits that alter the generation
  96. of self identity.
  97. For the case.
  98. The trade personality domains has altered the views and attitude
  99. of scott and Angela toward their environment.
  100. Besides their social relations, they are therefore mildly apprehensive, successfully
  101. manifesting the mutual solidarity between nature and nurture.