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Trait
Theory (of Personality)
A
theory of individual psychology concentrating on a blend of humanistic
and personalistic approaches to the study of human behaviour,
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Introduction
to Trait Theory - Practically all personality theorists are concerned
with traits. After all, traits are what make us who we are; they are
the relatively permanent aspects of each of us evidenced by the consistency
in our interactions. Knowing this, what makes the trait approach to
understanding personality different from the other theories?
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Trait Theory - Social Science Resurces. Raymond Cattell.
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Trait
Theories of Personality -Dr.
C. George Boeree - A trait is what we call a characteristic way in
which an individual perceives, feels, believes, or acts. When we casually
describe someone, we are likely to use trait terms: I am, for example,
somewhat of an introvert, a pretty nervous person, strongly attached
to my family, frequently depressed, and awesomely intelligent. I have
a good sense of humor, fond of languages, very fond of good food,
not at all fond of exercise, and a little obsessive. You see: I have
just given you ten traits that actually go a long way towards describing
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