Positive sides of my personality are: reliability, athletic, determined and personal. Being reliable is a big part of who I am, I like to be the person that people can come to and ask for help. Whenever someone asks something of me I’m usually more than likely to help with anything; for example, just last week my grandfather asked me if I could clean his gutters and the day after it was done. Growing up I’ve always been active and athletic, whether it was playing basketball with my dad, or running with my dog. During high school I was active in many sports, being involved in sports has given me a different mind-set to where I am very work oriented. I focus on what needs to be done and work to accomplish what I want done, in a timely manner.
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Why I’m so determined is, because I have always thought that there’s nothing that will take me to where I want to be in life, besides myself and what I do to make my desires a reality. Being personal is who I am, I like to know how people are, what they’re doing and care about their well-being. However, you could say that I can be nosey too, but in general I like to be personal with people and get to know them rather than just have pointless conversations that don’t go anywhere. The negatives of my personality are: decision making, self-confidence and stupidity. I am a very indecisive person when it comes to anything, because I’m passive to what others want. I put others needs over mine which can be good or bad; however, in my case it can become a negative quality. I have always struggled with self-confidence, which I figured out what started it from taking this class. Which was my parents’ divorce when I was at the age of 8, the age in where you develop self-confidence. I tend to put myself down to motivate myself to become better at anything I do, because of it I don’t take as many risks in life that I want …show more content…
One of the things that really wowed me was when we went over the developmental stages. When I figured out that self-confidence is developed when you’re at the age of 8-10, which was the time when my parents divorced. All I could think was “wow” how could they know that, but it was right I have never had much self-confidence, now I know why. My view about people has changed also, we went over how culture, economy and the environment can make people develop differently, which I thought was very interesting. This class also enlightened me on how the world can be a sick place from all the people with these disorders. From watching One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, it surprised me to how bad some of the treatments were to the patients. They went there for help; however, the ward was doing the opposite to them and making their disorders even worse. The controversial topic of lobotomy was also intriguing. I don’t know how a lobotomy is an O.K. thing to do to patients unless they are violent, yet I’d rather die than have to get a lobotomy. When people are looney, I thought that they’d always stay that way, but from seeing that there are many treatment options, people can
Why I’m so determined is, because I have always thought that there’s nothing that will take me to where I want to be in life, besides myself and what I do to make my desires a reality. Being personal is who I am, I like to know how people are, what they’re doing and care about their well-being. However, you could say that I can be nosey too, but in general I like to be personal with people and get to know them rather than just have pointless conversations that don’t go anywhere. The negatives of my personality are: decision making, self-confidence and stupidity. I am a very indecisive person when it comes to anything, because I’m passive to what others want. I put others needs over mine which can be good or bad; however, in my case it can become a negative quality. I have always struggled with self-confidence, which I figured out what started it from taking this class. Which was my parents’ divorce when I was at the age of 8, the age in where you develop self-confidence. I tend to put myself down to motivate myself to become better at anything I do, because of it I don’t take as many risks in life that I want …show more content…
One of the things that really wowed me was when we went over the developmental stages. When I figured out that self-confidence is developed when you’re at the age of 8-10, which was the time when my parents divorced. All I could think was “wow” how could they know that, but it was right I have never had much self-confidence, now I know why. My view about people has changed also, we went over how culture, economy and the environment can make people develop differently, which I thought was very interesting. This class also enlightened me on how the world can be a sick place from all the people with these disorders. From watching One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, it surprised me to how bad some of the treatments were to the patients. They went there for help; however, the ward was doing the opposite to them and making their disorders even worse. The controversial topic of lobotomy was also intriguing. I don’t know how a lobotomy is an O.K. thing to do to patients unless they are violent, yet I’d rather die than have to get a lobotomy. When people are looney, I thought that they’d always stay that way, but from seeing that there are many treatment options, people can