Personality Analysis Psychology

Personality Analysis Rough Draft The prefrontal cortex of the brain is the anterior area of the frontal lobes in the brain. This area controls psychological behavior, personality expression, decision making, and regulating social behavior. Similarly, the frontal lobe is one of the four crucial fragments of the cerebral cortex. This section of the brain regulates decision making, problem solving, and control of purposeful behaviors, consciousness, and emotions. Although the brain is not fully developed until the approximate age of twenty five, people are all a working framework of what their brain is doing and how it is growing. According to the academic journal, “Relation between Aspects of Mother's Personality and Children's Behavior Disorders,” by Ensiyeh Babaee and Jain Sachin, “physical growth which results from genetic factors and environmental motivations continues in childhood and adolescence but the psychological growth an individual encounters evolves from early birth to the end of life with a wide array of changes” (Babaee 213). While some environmental aspects affect the psychological growth in the human brain, it is ultimately the brain that determines who people are. …show more content…
These aspects manifest themselves in everyone from a young age to adult age, and it determines every choice people make. Introversion and extroversion, for example, are personality traits that the brain determines, and everyone lands on some part of the spectrum in between the two. Introversion can be interpreted as someone who is shy and finds more comfort in being alone, rather than extroversion in which the person is outgoing and loves being in large groups all the time. These two simple traits control the friends people make, the opportunities people take, and ultimately their entire