Personality and decision making
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This document discusses personality and decision making. It defines personality as consisting of emotional, social, and intellectual components that are influenced by heredity and environment. Factors like self-esteem, self-concept, strengths, and acceptance of oneself impact personality. The decision making process involves identifying options, considering pros and cons while accounting for values and beliefs, choosing a course of action, acting on it, and evaluating the results.
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- 1. Personality and Decision Making Written by: Helen Hawver Adapted by Myesha Davis
- 2. What is Personality? Have you ever heard someone refer to someone’s personality? How were the references made? Maybe it was said that they have a great personality, or that they could be more friendly Personality is the combination of characteristics that makes you different from every other person – We often summarize someone’s personality with words (ex: outgoing, aggressive, happy, funny) • Would you say that personalities are more complex than a word?
- 3. What is Personality? Personality Components – There are three categories: emotional, social, and intellectual • Your heredity and environment both affect these components Emotional – Everyone feels the same basic emotions (happy, sad, fearful), but everyone responds to them differently Social – How people relate to others and act around them Intellectual – Influenced by the mind and how it works All of these become apparent through behavior – You must get to know someone first before you label their personality • Someone may be quiet in class, but very outgoing in a social setting
- 4. What impacts your personality? Self-Esteem is the Self-Concept is how value, or importance, you define who you you place on yourself are – It can be high, low, or – Sometimes called self- somewhere in between image or self-identity – Many things affect To help develop your your self-esteem self-concept, focus on • Success, thoughts about strengths and your strengths rather weaknesses, or the way than your weaknesses people react to you – Danger comes with – Your self-esteem will hearing and believing fluctuate from time to negative messages time
- 5. What impacts your personality? Self-esteem and self-concept also influence your behavior, well-being, and your personality When you feel good about yourself, you have more confidence- this will show in your personality High self-esteem and concept enables you to make the best of your life without becoming arrogant and without harming others
- 6. Ways to Boost Your Self-Esteem Learn to accept praise Learn from what you do – People praise because you – See mistakes as learning deserve it…don’t put experiences yourself or your – Don’t label yourself as a accomplishment down failure Focus on your strengths Use your strengths to help – Everyone is good at others SOMETHING – You will feel better by Accept yourself as you using your strengths to are help others – You are not perfect and Take responsibility for you have flaws…your your own life friends aren’t perfect either – Learn how to deal with and and you accept them, so manage demands placed accept yourself! upon you
- 7. Realizing Your Potential Potential is the capability of becoming something more than you are right now…you are working on your personal development Everyone is born with potential…it is just a matter of you discovering what you can do with it You can become sidetracked with your potential through attitudes and circumstances Don’t fill your life with regrets about things that you could have done or accomplished
- 8. The Decision Making Process This process is used to help you make the best choice when faced with a decision. You should base your decision on your values and beliefs, as well as using your self concept and self esteem. It lets you focus on what is important to you, and helps you to avoid negative outcomes
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