Charlie Sheen Personality Traits

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Carlos Irwin Estevez, also known as Charlie Sheen is a popular American Actor who was born on September 3, 1965 in New York. He was born to Martin Sheen, who was also an actor, and Janet Templeton, who was an artist. He has two brothers whose names are Emilio and Ramon. He also has a sister whose name is Renee. All of them are actors. He first appeared in a movie at his age of 9. The name of the movie was ‘The Execution of Private Slovik’ which was his father’s movie which was in 1974. When he was a teenager, he produced and directed low-budget film shorts with his friends who were the future stars, Rob Lowe and Sean Penn. He attended Santa Monica high school, California. Charlie Sheen was expelled from his high school for low attendance and …show more content…
It includes Extroversion, Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, Neuroticism, and Openness (Friedman, 2009, p. 267). Sheen is very talkative, dominant and passionate about his life and because of that he was very high in extroversion. He was very uncooperative, stubborn and was very set in his opinions. Also he is very unorganized and undependable. So he is low in conscientiousness. Charlie Sheen is always seen tensed and is always moody. This makes him a person who is high is neuroticism. He is very shallow in his thoughts about others. Because of this he is low in openness (Sheen).
Behavioral Perspective- All his family members are actors. He became an actor just like his family. People get his behaviors from their families. Sheen’s his behaviors are learnt over time. Because he continues a habit. For example, drug habit. People take drugs because they like drugs makes them feel. His father was also an alcohol addict.
Humanistic- He is really confident in all his ways. He thinks that he is a man who can make no wrong decisions and thinks he is really perfect. In reality he has anger problems, has serious relationship issues, and is well known for his sex and alcohol addiction. – Multiple relationship. His childhood has bitter experiences- to suppress his childhood memories and bad

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