According to Freud’s psychoanalytic theory, personality develops in the course of a series of stages, all characterized by a specific internal psychological conflict. In addition Freud stresses that the formation of the personality develops during childhood and is significantly shaped by those experiences. On the other hand Martin Seligman a psychologist who developed Positive Psychology views the formation of personality as an “authoritative classification and measurement system for the human strengths”(Martin E.P. Seligman). Seligman states that strengths are ethical traits that can be acquired learned with assertiveness. These strengths are wisdom, courage, love, humanity, justice, temperance, spirituality and transcendence. These two approaches
