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3 theories of personality
- trait theory
- social learning theory
- interactionist theory
Trait Theory
- behaviour is innate
- traits are stable, enduring and consistent in all situations
- Equation Behaviour=function of personality (B=F(P))
Drawback of trait theory
- behaviour is not always predictable as the theory suggests
- does not account for people adapting to certain situations
- influence of environment and other people is not taken into account
2 theories that link to trait theory
- Eysneck and Cattel personality types
- Girdano narrow band theory Type A and Type B
Eysneck proposed the existence of 4 personality types
1. Extrovert + stable
2. Extrovert + neurotic
3. Introvert + stable
4. Introvert + neurotic
Personality types
Extrovert - affiliate well to others
- outgoing, sociable
- aroused more slowly introverts
- low sensitivity of reticular activating system (RAS)