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Practical Psychology

Practical Psychology

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What is Personality? - Personality Psychology

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i watched the video it talks about our personality each of us are different so moods effect our personality so that being said its according what's going on for my reaction

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Kid
Personality is a product of your bringing up by your parents and training which makes it easier for the child's understanding in terms of morals and values and conditions in life to be loved by others
You overthinking .
Adolescent that you have to graduate into adulthood
Many people don't grow past 15

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Nice introduction to personality concepts, explained in a simple and easy to understand way

— @Rebootmy_Soul

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Personality is the random ability of any living being.Attitude is the concerned probability.As we know mind exists....Than how personality and attitude is different

@Aashking-e6b
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nice

@IRFANRamzan-o2j4p
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good video

@santiogostrumph5352
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I changed my negative personality traits in two years flat, I learned how to do that by reading a book on spiritual alchemy called (The Emerald Tablet: Alchemy for Personal Transformation by Dennis William Hauck) I highly recommend that book for anyone looking to improve themselves and their lives.

@Babywave-z5j
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There is no sound

@YoditYodi-z7i3o
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Personality psychology feels like astrology for old white men

@Pookiepossum
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What about covert psychopaths?

@shenanigans-20__20
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I wish more people were aware that what you most often see is "roles" not "personality". A role is what the person takes on either to make work or even survive a situation or a time in life, take on in a workplace or friend group, it does not have to be in accordance to their personality. And what people notice for instance in co workers or students is their role. Even in your familiy or friends you might see their role, and the personality is more difficult to notice. To see someones personality more clearly it is consistant over time and over many situations, so you have to know them well. Or yourself well for that matter, over time and in different situations.

@inger4794
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This video sucks.

@thebookofalexander77
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Thank you very much 🙏🙏🙏 for making it easier to understand

@ALEXLEMISO-g8j
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Oh I think bed wedding and torturing animals might be signs, but lots of children show that behaviour and are not sociopathic.
That might, sadly enough, play in the hands of elitists that label children of those that do not put up there children as special snowflakes...

Meaning, what is a sign high intelligence for one group of the population is a supposed sign for illness for others, whatever fits...

And people that are really dangerous often fall under the radar, because they fit in. Whereas people that need help are treaded, largely, by idiots. You see I'm less hopeful there then usual.
Seen enough and no, it wasn't' bout me.

@LenaYu-j4w
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or they copy it and get more likes

@ayamspesialyeah2090
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Thank you for your best video

@ivylogy_talk
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1 Peter 5:7 💟

@jesuslovesyou-j1v
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Amazing thought processing, I think on totally similar wavelengths and thank you very much for being open minded in your summarization! Tho I wish to journey a bit further on a couple points just based on experiences, personally experienced... statistics only say so much. Would you agree? Or, derive a different and alternative compromise (both parties give and equal take of what-ever)? 😊 Have a wonderful experience!

@Roby1MacInni
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Bro you are too fast 🙁

@muhtasinmahin2345
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Basically there is no theory directly mapped to how someone behaves everyone has their own say and hence indirectly every theory is tried to add up to reach a conclusion but we are still far off from currently

@ratnakarmore5345
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psychological thinking

@Why-yx
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Inducement, 😂
and you are otherwise

@bidaskcall
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Good 👍

@bidaskcall
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Thank you for the video and explanation, however you are too fast to cope up

@emmienakamba6551
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Brotha, where you getting all that paper???🤡

@dominicdemaro
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You speak too fast.

@romizuddin8152
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😊

@jackieanderson9408
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THANK U!!!!! THANK U, THANK U!!! YOURE A LIFE SAVER. The best video i ever seen on the topic and i feel so releived, i was feeling kinda helpless, like it was impossible to grow. Theres many leads here to pull for more useful information and im glad you went for the big 5 just shortly at the end.

@GustavoSilva-ny8jc
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2:51 THIS!!!!! THIS, THIS, THIS. I always thought that!!! Cant believe it took so long find those ideas

@GustavoSilva-ny8jc
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why superman got a croptop lol

@Apolakki
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Who is here because they are writing personality psychology today

@KagisoNzabe
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Great content! Though, please... Speak slower. You sound drunk when I reduce the speed.

@julianbailot1
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I hate but also love that this series exists, and that it is being helpful in revising for a psychology uni test

@banankigames6503
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It's crazy that I can't think of a personality for a story I am making while also realizing how little personality I have.

I've been blinded by rage for Soo long

@LegendaryFoundingTitan
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Thank you

@PDGbeurself84
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bro why this video feels like school😢😂

@konsument7978
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oh.... hi there-

@JohnPaul-v2f
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Damn! I used to wet my bed incessantly! Glad I didn’t because a sociopath, although, if the truth should be told, I’ve harbored some really dark thoughts. Great video.

@NikkiEdmunds
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Older adults (both men and women), and particularly women and girls, are often seen as nicer, more considerate, and more respectful due to a mix of social, developmental, and cultural factors. Here’s why:

1. Life Experience and Wisdom: Older adults have generally lived through more life experiences, which often brings a broader perspective and greater empathy. This can make them more patient, understanding, and respectful toward others, as they’ve seen a variety of challenges and know how to manage them thoughtfully.
2. Gender Expectations and Socialization: Culturally, women and girls are often socialized to value kindness, empathy, and cooperation. This conditioning can lead to behaviors that are perceived as more considerate or nurturing. While men are certainly capable of the same qualities, society has traditionally encouraged different traits in men and women, shaping how they’re viewed.
3. Emotional Maturity with Age: As people grow older, they often develop better emotional regulation skills, which can make them seem more thoughtful and respectful. Many studies show that people’s ability to manage their emotions and respond constructively to others often improves with age, which is seen as a hallmark of kindness and respect.
4. Evolutionary Influences: From an evolutionary standpoint, traits like nurturing, empathy, and cooperation were essential for group survival, particularly in caring for children and building community. While both men and women possess these qualities, they’ve historically been more strongly associated with women due to roles in caregiving.
5. Role as Mentors or Caregivers: Society often values older adults as mentors or “wise elders,” which adds to the perception of them as kind and understanding. Women, especially, have traditionally been seen as caregivers and nurturers, reinforcing the stereotype of their being more considerate.
6. Personal Development: With age, people often shift their priorities from achieving goals to valuing relationships, which can make them appear more kind and generous. Many older adults focus on legacy and making a positive impact on those around them, which encourages kindness and respectfulness.

In short, these views are shaped by a combination of life experience, social conditioning, and cultural expectations, though kindness and respect can certainly be found in people of all ages and genders.

@jeffreywang7665
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I believe the 3 sociopathy traits listed have been discredited

@DavidKobilnyk
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Love this video bro can i ask What is the difference between Personality and Traits

@SonGoku0-r
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Hyy zodic

@jyotsnasahoo3323
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you are amazing, especially the last part of changing personality trait from introvert to extrovert.

@THESSS2000
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I struggle to listen and understand when one is too fast

@sundaymuchika763
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Do you know any examples of evil parents having good kids ? Like dictators, or some serial killers kids happen to grow up to be doctors, and invent cure for something, something in that sense? I would prefer a historical example so i can show it to my friend, thank you...

@MarakanaCacak1989
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Thank you for the good work, but you seem to be so quick in explaining

@richardkariuki-fc8sv
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This is pretty concise. I couldnt describe the meaning right off thd bat.

@robertafierro5592
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3:21 🤔 She does..

@COD-MIIR.