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Personality Deangely Batista, Dustin Chen, Kelly Ruiz , Thao Thach, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Personality Deangely Batista, Dustin Chen, Kelly Ruiz , Thao Thach, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Personality Deangely Batista, Dustin Chen, Kelly Ruiz , Thao Thach, Brayden Neitch, and Samir Toribio Journal Question!!! What do others like about your personality? ( You may bullet them and have at least 6 things) (should be done on warm up
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Activity:
- Grab a partner
- 1 partner hast to draw what is written on the board
- He/She that is drawing has 1 minute to complete the drawing
- The other partner has 1 minute to guess what your image is saying
- Then they right it down on a piece of paper
- When you read what your partner wrote and she/he is correct then you’ll get 3 points
- The team with the most points WINS!!!
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Section Content!!
In the late 1800s, Sigmund Freud became interested in mental illness. From his work with the mental ill, he concluded that each individual’s personality is made up of three parts: the id’ the ego, and the superego. The id consists of biological urges. The ego is the thoughtful, decisions-making part and
- thirst. The superego is the part of the
personality that right or wrong. Freud believed that people often push unpleasant or frightening thoughts into their
- unconscious. These unconscious thoughts
influence the individual's personality. To Freud’s way of thinking, adult personality are shaped mainly by early childhood experiences and conflicts. People’s personalities changes as they grow and are exposed to new ideas, attitudes, and behaviors. Still, some basic personality traits stay the same throughout a person’s life. Psychologists have tried to explain how and why the human develops. There were three theories of personality proposed by Sigmund Freud, Erik Erikson, and Abraham Maslow.
According to Erikson, people continue to develop socially and psychologically up until their death. Erik Erikson, devised an eight-stage theory of personality development.
Abraham Maslow theorized that everyone has a basic drive to a vibe his or her fullest
- potential. Maslow used the term
self-actualization to describe the process by which each person strive to be all that he or she can be. Maslow found out that few people ever reach their full potential. He developed a theory to explain why. He considers that before people achieve self-actualization, their their basic needs had to be met. Maslow created a hierarchy of needs:
Freud’s Theory Erikson’s Theory Maslow’s Theory Age Stage
Birth to 18 months 18 months to 3 years 3 to 6 years 6 to 12 years 12 to 19 years Young adulthood (20-30) Middle Adulthood (41-64)
Late Adulthood (64-death)
Trust versus Mistrust Autonomy versus Shame/Doubt Initiative versus Guilt Identify versus inferiority Intimacy versus Role Confusion Intimacy versus isolation Generativity versus Stagnation Ego Integrity versus Despair
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True/False
True/False: ____ Personalities is always changeable when you meet new people. ____ Individual’s personality continues to be influenced by experiences beyond childhood. ____ No matter if you move fr5om a poor and bad neighborhood you’ll always be a bad person that did illegal things. ____ Others can only change your personality. ____ By liking someone because of their looks tells you everything their personality.
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Multiple Choice!!
Multiple Choice
- 1. People’s personality changes as they grow and are exposed to:
A) New environment B) Friends C) Independence D) All the above
- 2. They are eight stages of development choose which three are them:
A) Parenting, Toilet training, and Speaking B) Feeding, Independence, Life C) Relationships, School, Awareness
- 3. The combinations of characteristics that forms and individuals character is:
A) Personality B) Motivation C) Attitude
- 4. Every person is ____ by their personality.
A) intellectual B) Unique C) Specific
- 5. Sometimes due by an hard situation ____ of an individual will change but will take a
long time. A) Objective B) Attitude C) Personality
- 6. From the below which is not a outcome to a good personality?
A) Good Performer B) Good Team Player C) Lead A Team Well D) Make Profit
- 7. What is a way for someone’s personality to change?
A) Hanging out with good/ bad friends B) Going to school C) Moving to a different place D) Both A and C
- 8. Beauty defines your personality.
A) Always B) Sometimes C) Never D) Depending on the person
- 9. Growing up in a new environment can change your personality by:
A) Eating food B) Interacting with Others C) Changing your style
- 10. Judging a person by their looks tells you:
A) The way they live B) Their personality C) The way they speak
D)
The way they care about their appearance
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Short Answer:
Derek is a student in high school called Beacon high school. He was new and didn’t know anyone there. He met a couple of trouble kids and after that day he had changed ever since. One day he had to watch his two little sister, his friends told him to just leave them there and go to a party with them. So he does and then started drinking underage. Who’s faults was it? Derek or his trouble friends? Please make sure you have at least 3 sentences. Personality is was makes you as a person and defines who u are. By the choices you make and the people you put yourself with. Have you ever been put in a situation that you are uncomfortable with and ignore it because your with your friends? If so please write why you didn’t take your word against the others? If not then write down what experiences you’ve seen that other people did what they really did not want to. Vanessa is a student at a high school. She sees a group a girls picking on another girl. She immediately went up to them and demanded to stop. She asks the girls what kind of person makes someone feel helpless? From your point of view what can u tell about Vanessa’s personality?
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