2. PERSONALITY
comes from the Latin word “persona,” which
referred to theatrical masks worn by Roman
actors in Greek dramas to portray
refers to the qualities and characteristics of a
person shown in his or her manner of talking,
dressing, and walking. His or her attitudes,
interests, and ways of reacting toward to other
people.
your image on others and others’ image of you
3. THE COMPONENTS OF PERSONALITY
Physical
Intellectual
Social
Emotional
Values System (Character)
4. PHYSICAL
This includes the mode of dressing,
manner of walking, posture, body
build, health, complexion, and facial
expression.
5. Intellectual
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.”
6. Social
Good manners, correct manners
are included in this aspect of
personality.To do the right thing at
the right time, to act in the proper
manner, to
getalong well with others –
these are all parts of the social sph
ere or personality.
7. Emotional
This component includes a person’s like
s or dislikes, whether she is outgoing or
shy, whether she is calm or nervous,
and whether she loses her temper easily
or “keeps her cool.” Personality
problems, such as how
to stay mentally healthy or how to avoid
mental disorders are some problems
that are emotional in nature.
8. Values System (Character)
This includes a person’s attitudes,
values, beliefs, and philosophy in
life. This aspect is referred to as
character. It is shown in the way we
judge whether our actions and the
actions of others are right or wrong.
