This transformation takes place through the tetradic structure of the psychological field, which besides behavioral dispositions also comprises perception, personality, and expectations. Perception, I have already discussed. We transform through our station, receptors, cultural matrix, and psychological field the reality confronting us. This transformation is a balance between the powers of this reality to manifest itself and our psychological field. The resulting perception I call a situation, and the meaningful unity of this situation depends on our perception of the intentions, reasons, or causes involved in another's behavior.
Perception is the first aspect of behavior.
Second is the personality of the actor. No doubt I am describing a multidimensional psychological space and a complex of entwined relationships. Each person is a unique personality, a profile of motivational, temperamental, and ability dispositions and powers. This profile is what we know as another's character, personality, nature, constitution, caliber, or style. Nonetheless, personality and will on the one hand and perceived situation on the other are clearly distinct.