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    MOHINI BARIYA

    Human behavior

    Human behavior is the population of behaviors


    exhibited by humans and influenced by culture, attitudes,
    emotions, values, ethics, authority, hypnosis, persuasion and
    genetics.
    Human behavior is important factor in human
    society. According to humanism, each human has a different
    behavior.
    FACTORS AFFECTING
    HUMAN BEHAVIOR
     Genetic
     Attitude
     Social norms
     Perceived behavioral control
    PERSONALITY
    DEVELOPMENT
     Introduction
    Term personality can be interpreted in many ways.
    For someone it is out look of an individual, for others, it is the
    temperament or character of individual.
    Personality is the overall quality of an individual’s
    behavior as it is reflected in his way of thinking, in his attitude,
    interest, manner of acting. It is more than his outlook, dress,
    manner, and gesture similarly.
    The term “personality” is derived from the word
    “person”, meaning “mask” used by actor in drama.
    DEFINITION OF
    PERSONALITY

    “Personality may be define as the most


    characteristics integration of an individual structure, mode
    of behavior, interest, attitude, capacities, abilities and
    aptitude.”
    Definition of personality
    development
    “personality development is the development of the
    organized of behavior and attitude that makes a person
    distinctive.
    Development Domains
     Physical development:
    It involves changes in height, weight and other structure
    and process, in skeletal muscular and neurological features that
    affect motor skills. At puberty boys and girls undergo growth
    and development very fast.
     Cognitive development:
    It involves all those changes that occur in mental activity
    including sensation, perception, memory, thought, reasoning
    and language.
     Psychological development:
    It includes all those changes that concern a person’s
    personality, emotions and relationship with other.
    Process of development

     Growth
     Maturation
     Learning
    Factors Influencing The
    Development of Personality
     Heredity
    Many of the physical characteristic are passed into the
    person by the family, such as physical characteristics such a
    pretty, tall or short, fair or dark, big or small eyes etc.
     Environment
    Whatever qualities and abilities are inherited by an
    individual are developed because of his environment.
     Birth Order
    Birth order of our personalities are influenced by
    whether we have brother, sister, both, or neither.
     Cultural environment
    Cultural has strong influence on personality
    development. The cultural environment determine the basic
    types of personalities that will be found in society.
    Jung’s classification
    Carl Jung describe two traits in personality:
    Introvert and Extrovert
    Physique Temperament Most likely
    psychopathology

    Introvert: Thin built  Withdrawn Schizophrenia


    individual  Occupied in them,
    manage stressful
    situation alone

    Extrovert: Fat,  Sociable people  Mood alteration


    muscular  Social, like to have  Manic depressive
    company most of psychosis
    the time
    Psychoanalytic theory
    Freud organized the structure of the personality into three
    major component:

     Id
     Ego
     Superego

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