105- Personality and Individual differences

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personality definiton

a set of behaviorual emotional and cognitive tendencies that people displat over time and across situations. Traits are constant and differ from states which are temporary

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factor analysis

list of 10 items into themes and reduces it into smaller factors like agreeablness or openess etc

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Big 5 (ocean)

openess

conscientiousness- highest rate of sucess

extraversion

agreeablenesss

neuroticism

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Myer Briggs ( not as reliable as OCEAN)

not a great predictor of outcomes

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Openess breaks into

Intellect- formulate ideas clearly

Openess - enjoy learinung and being creative

alice in wonderland

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conscientiouness breaks into

industriousness- hardworking and determined

orderliness- tidy, detailed and follow rules

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Extraversion breaks into

enthusiasm- express feelings and warm up to people quickly

assertivness- prone to take charge and captivate an audience

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agreeableness breaks into

compassion- caring about other people emotions

politness- respect authority and other people opinions

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neuroticism breaks into

volatility- easily angered and moody

withdrawl- worry about things and are overwhelmed

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plasticity includes

extraversion and openess/intellect

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stability includes

neuroticism, agreeablness and conscientiousness

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plasticity

approach behaviours and explorations like being creative, social, seeking reward, closely tied to dopamine

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dopamine

linked to plasticity, dopamine is like that feels good I want more.

  • non infintie, but renewable

  • too large dopamine spike will result in a large decrease of dopamine( making you want more)- meaning that you go below baseline rather than returning to baseline

  • this can cause addiction

ex- large intake of cocaine means large spikes of dopamine meaning one cant get pleasure from normal everyday activities anymore

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Hormesis

voluntarily exposing yourself to stress, which leads to a higher baseline dopamine levels

hormesis upregulates dopamine receptors

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stability

linked to serotonin which produces effects on mood, behaviour and cognition

  • that was good I dont need any more, very stable and healthy mindset

  • attaining high status and feeling consent is connected to high serotonin levels

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diary studies/ experience sampling

people can alter their behaviours to seem a certain way

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is personality effected by genes

nature(genetics)

nurture( environment)

  • twins that are monozygotic (identical) are more similar in personality than just regular twisn therfore genes have a huge influence on personality

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does culture influence personality

  • leads to a decrease in individual personality

  • in cultures where people are considered to be jack of all trades there is less personality

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niche diversity with personality

big 5 dimensions are strongly intercorreclted in socities with LESS economic development, urbanization etc

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OCEAN in relation to age and gender

c- the older you are the more consiosntess you get, women are more consiou than men

a- more agreeable with age, women more than men

n- men are less neurotic

o and e remain same