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Personality
* Explains thoughts and feelings, behavior, and the unconscious mind.
* Personalities are people that are just known for being on programs
  - can also affect a people's culture
* Some personality correlates in authoritaranism
  - traits standout as indicators of possible problems.
  * Presenters are the hosts of programs. Personalities are people that are just known for being on programs. Presenter of more of a British title for the job of host
* affects ratings of Oral health-related quality of life.
* can change in a number of ways
  - play a role in producing variation in performance
* changes because improper nutrition causes actual changes in one s brain chemistry.
* changes with age, just like hair color and skin texture
  - gets gray and skin wrinkles
* combination of psychological traits that classifies a person.
* complex system.
* comprises the totality of individual brilliance and emotional tendencies.
* correlates of behavioral consistent individuals.
* factor in the amount of weight that individuals gain over their life span.
* great aphrodisiac, when somebody is charming or funny.
* has many dimensions and affects job performance in different ways
  - to do with a person's style of life or way of being
* influences the outcome of events in a life.
* is affected by and in turn affects each person's experiences and abilities.
* is an area of knowledge that can be measured and analyzed
  - attribute
  - important concept in affect theory
  - individuals thinking, behavior, and feelings
  - comprised of traits and habits
  - developed through interaction with other living creatures, primarily humans
  - explained by intricacies of brain chemistry
  - generally a part of the breed, and a factor in choosing one breed over another
  - impossible without feelings, thinking, and emotions
  - inseparable part of the self
  - merely cocreation of genetics, consciousness and environment
  - part of people
  - probably the most important factor in conflict between workers
  - reduced to the status of being a by-product of the body
  - related to feelings of control
  - revealed in an individual's accomplishments
  - shaped by genes and by environment, particularly peers
  - social convenience
  - that psychological distinction
* is the characteristic way in which a person thinks, feels, and behaves
  - combination of thoughts, emotions and behaviors that makes everyone unique
  - core potential that determines one's success in life and career
  - interactive result of the person and the situation
  - last vestige of anthropomorphism
  - most powerful force in the cosmos
  - private world of one's inner experiences
  - scientific study of how, and why, people are unique and similar to one another
  - way a person expresses their uniqueness
* is traced from birth through age three
  - to age three
  - understood by reference to basic cognitive and affective processes
  - viewed as a model of processing information
  - what can be measured by a personality test
* means a man's position and mission centering on a certain greater purpose.
* name for the body-mind complex, the psychophysical formation.
* often dictates the ability to respond spontaneously.
* plays a role in everyone's job performance
  - an important role that affects academic achievement
* primarily forms from birth to about age six.
* process of living a life.
* refers to the fact that the behavior of any individual shows some consistency
  - ways people perceive and interpret behavior
* results from the interplay of biological and environmental factors.
* scales that ask individuals to answer a series of questions about their behavior.
* seems to play a major role in how dominant males respond to stress.
* serves as a focal point for integrating knowledge from many areas of psychology.
* set of individual differences in behavior
  - talents for dealing with group life
* source of energy and causation with an intelligible structure.
* traits Personality traits in seasonal affective disorder.