personality theory Sample Clauses

personality theory. Because it is a process of adult personality development, individuation clearly shares at least the general domain of study of modern personality theory. Even more specific connections exist, though, when considering currently dominant personality models and proposed revisions to how the DSM conceptualizes personality pathology. The most dominant personality trait theory, the Five Factor Model of personality, emerged in response to a series of factor analyses on an extensive list of words that describe a person‘s character. The foundation of this approach is the lexical hypothesis—the idea that the most important aspects of personality should be encoded in language because of their practical and social significance. The resulting model organizes traits into five higher-order domains (or factors) and their lower-order facets (XxXxxx & Xxxxx, 2008) (see Table 2). Xxxx‘s influence is most apparent with the Extraversion vs. Introversion domain, but the facets also reveal other similarities. For example, in the Openness to Experience domain, the facet feelings likely relates to Xxxx‘s feelings type but the facet ideas to his thinking type. One of the major researchers and founders of the Five Factor Model, Xxxxxx XxXxxx (1994) has acknowledged the significant influences Xxxx has had on personality theory. XxXxxx cited him not only as the originator of the Extraversion- Introversion distinction but also as one of the first theorists to study Openness, though not by name. XxXxxx even called Xxxx ―almost archetypally open to experience. How else can we characterize someone who first embraced the radical tenets of psychoanalysis and then rejected its dogmatic orthodoxy? Who travelled to India, Uganda, and New Mexico in search of spiritual insights? Who wrote volumes on the interpretation of alchemy and proposed that flying saucers were a modern myth?‖ (p. 260). Regarding Xxxx‘s imaginative, loose cognitive style and radical ideas, XxXxxx noted, ―these features suggest a particular structure of consciousness, in which the rigid dichotomies between reality and fantasy, self and other, cause and effect are softened. In some individuals this may represent a form of psychosis; in others it is only the modus vivendi of an extremely open mind‖ (italics in original, p. 260). In reviewing past research, XxXxxx (1994) has argued that Xxxx‘s dichotomies of thinking-vs.-feeling and intuition-vs.-sensation are actually correlated characteristics and not polar opposites. Researc...
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personality theory. Personality theory is derived from the assumption that an individual’s personality is intrinsically linked to his thoughts and ideas as they are 19 WIPO 1998 Supra note 6 page 70.‌ 20 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, X. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx Xxxx, IDEAL MATTER: Globalisation and the Intellectual Property Debate, Centre for a New Europe, 2002. 21 Xxxxxx, X, Are Patents and Copyright Morally Justified?: The Philosophy of Property Rights and Ideal Objects, Harvard X. Xxx and Public Policy 13(3), 1990, page 817. 22 Xxxxxxx X’Xxxxx and Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxx, International Intellectual Property Law, Kluwer Law International, London, The Hague, Boston, 1997. Page 19.
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personality theory. Personality theory is derived from the assumption that an individual’s personality is intrinsically linked to his thoughts and ideas as they are 19 WIPO 1998 Supra note 6 page 70.‌
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