Personality Development

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PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
An unbroken series of successful gestures…..
Ameeta K. PGT Chemistry ZIET Chandigarh

DEFINITION OF PERSONALITY
“Personality is the dynamic organization
within the individuals of those psycho
physical systems which determines his
characteristic ,behavior and thought or
which determines his unique adjustment
to his environment.”
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PROFESSIONAL ASPECT
Attitude – The capacity to stay optimistic and positive. The
quality for professional success is
“Championship Thinking.”
Enthusiasm – The possession of intense and eager interest
in a subject or cause. It is an energy that often
inspires others.
Ethical – The quality of having and living by a code of sound
moral principles.
Goal Focused – The ability to have clarity on the objectives that you
strive for in your personal and professional life.
Good Listener – The capacity to suspend your own agenda and
deliberately and empathically allow others to be heard.
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PROFESSIONAL ASPECT
Networked – A well developed circle of influence of
interconnected positive relationships.
Persistent – The ability to endure in the face of adversity. It is a
patient and relenting effort to achieve despite
difficulties.
Self-Aware – The understanding and knowledge of who you are
including your skills, values, interests, behaviors
and character.
Self-Confident – The firm belief in your abilities. Seek
professional
help if this is an area of weakness – it will be
worth it.
Self-Discipline – The ability to control and restrain impulses.
Energy then can be focused and channeled
toward your ambitions.
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PHYSICAL APPEARANCE ASPECT
Physical aspect is the only one which is clearly
visible and distinctive to human beings.
It covers three areas:
 Physical Well-Being
 Personal Appearance
 Proper Attire
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Physical Well-Being
Job demands mental alertness and physical
stamina. In order to perform well, you
must be well.
Budget your time to allow for adequate
rest.
Develop a regular exercise program.
Drink plenty of water every day
(8 glasses).
Eat properly and on time
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Personal Appearance
You must present yourself favorably to the
others.
 Dress neatly and appropriately
 Appear physically clean and fresh.
 Practice correct position while sitting
or standing.
 Have your documents, Record books
etc. always neat and clean.
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Proper Attire
Clothes make an impression that is either
favorable or unfavorable. You will never
have a second chance to make a first
impression so do it right the first time by
dressing neatly and appropriately.
“Untidiness in dress brings reproach”
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INTELLECTUAL ASPECT
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Intellectual Humility: Having a consciousness of the
limits of one's knowledge, including a sensitivity to
circumstances. It depends on recognizing that one
should not claim more than one actually knows.
Intellectual Courage: Having a consciousness of the
need to face and fairly address ideas, beliefs or
viewpoints. To determine for ourselves which is
which, we must not passively and uncritically
"accept" what we have "learned.”

INTELLECTUAL ASPECT
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Intellectual Empathy: Having a consciousness of the
need to imaginatively put oneself in the place of
others in order to genuinely understand them.
Intellectual Autonomy: Having rational control of
one's beliefs, values, and inferences, The ideal of
critical thinking is to learn to think for oneself, to
gain command over one's thought processes. To
question when it is rational to question, to believe
when it is rational to believe, and to conform when it
is rational to conform.

INTELLECTUAL ASPECT
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Intellectual Integrity: Recognition of the need to be
true to one's own thinking; to practice what one
advocates for others; and to honestly admit
discrepancies and inconsistencies in one's own
thought and action.
Intellectual Perseverance: Having a consciousness of
the need to use intellectual insights and truths in spite
of difficulties, obstacles, and frustrations & a sense of
the need to struggle with confusion and unsettled
questions over an extended period of time to achieve
deeper understanding or insight.

INTELLECTUAL ASPECT
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Confidence In Reason: Confidence that, in the long run,
one's own higher interests and those of humankind at
large will be best served by giving the freest play to
reason.
Fair-mindedness: Having a consciousness of the need to
treat all viewpoints alike, without reference to one's own
feelings or vested interests, or the feelings or vested
interests of one's friends, community or nation.

EMOTIONAL ASPECT
FACIAL EXPRESSION
Smile and the world smiles with you;
cry and you cry alone.
FRIENDLY VOICE
Simply smile when you talk and
your
voice will smile too.
INTEREST IN THE PROSPECT 14

EMOTIONAL ASPECT
ENTHUSIASM
It is very contagious. The formula is
simple: “LOVE YOUR WORK”
SINCERETIY
It is honesty, genuiness and good faith.
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EMOTIONAL ASPECT
TYPES OF TEMPERAMENTS
Sanguine
Melancholic
Phlegmatic
Choleric

SANGUINE
Warm and lively
Charismatic
Talkative - never a loss for words
Carefree - never worries about the past
Great story teller
Lives in the present
Conversation has an infectious quality
Unusual capacity for enjoyment
EMOTIONAL STRENGTHSEMOTIONAL STRENGTHS

SANGUINE
Cries easily
Emotionally unpredictable
Restless
Spontaneous Anger
Exaggerates the truth
Appear phony
Lacks self control
Emotional decisions; impulsive buyer
Naive and childlike
Comes on too strong
EMOTIONAL WEAKNESSESEMOTIONAL WEAKNESSES

SANGUINE
To be more reliable and dependable
To develop a greater self-disciplined life
To cultivate genuine humility
To Think before speaking
GREATEST NEEDSGREATEST NEEDS

 Loves music and art
 Rich, sensitive nature
 Analytical ability
 Emotionally responsive
 Deep & reflective thinker
MELANCHOLIC
EMOTIONAL STRENGTHS

EMOTIONAL WEAKNESSES
 Moody and gloomy
 Pessimistic; frequently looks on negative side
 Experiences Depression often
 Proud
 Likes to suffer; martyr
 Hypochondriac – health anxiety
 Introspective to the point of being harmful
MELANCHOLIC

MELANCHOLIC
GREATEST NEED
 To overcome critical spirit
 To become occupied in loving service for others,
thus forgetting self
 To develop a thanksgiving spirit
 To live a balanced life that includes adequate
rest, exercise, and a good diet
 To consistently send time in study, meditation,
and prayerAmeeta K. PGT Chemistry ZIET Chandigarh

 Confident and strong to make decisions
 Strong-willed & self-determined
 Optimistic
 Self-Sufficient
 Fearless & Bold
CHOLERIC
EMOTIONAL STRENGTHS

CHOLERIC
 Anger problem may become violent
 Insensitive to needs of others
 Highly opinionated
 Unsympathetic and harsh
 Unemotional and cold
 Disgusted by tears
 Little appreciation for aesthetics

CHOLERIC
GREATEST NEED
 To become sensitive to the needs of others
 To develop inner strength and beauty by
quiet hours and spend time reading and
praying
 To confess angry spirit
 To be more communicative about ideas and
plans with colleagues and companions

Calm and dependable
Good-natured & easy to get along with
Cheerful and pleasant even if doesn’t
have much to say
Kind-hearted
Peace-loving
PHLEGMATIC
EMOTIONAL STRENGTHS

PHLEGMATIC
Lacks confidence in self
Pessimistic and fearful
Worrier
Rarely laughs aloud
Passive & indifferent
Compromising
Self-righteous

To overcome passivity and become
involved
To learn to give of self to others
To recognize fearfulness as a problem
PHLEGMATIC
GREATEST NEED

“Desire is the key to motivation.
It is the key to develop a
healthy personality and a
positive attitude towards
oneself and others.”
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THANKS
&
GOD BLESS
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