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    Demographic similarity theory describes individuals who receive information and determine the similarity, either demographic attributes or personal traits, they think they are comparing to others. This theory is based on Social Identity Theory where decision makers tend to group themselves and others or, at least, creating their own social identities of themselves comparative to others and giving positive or negative evaluations to different categories (Dovido & Hebl, 2005; Tajfel, 1982; Tajfel…

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    There is a lot of controversy over personality testing as well. The most common criticism touches validity and reliability of this method. Annie Murphy Paul in her book “The Cult of Personality” questioning validation and reliability of personality testing. She says: “often invalid, unreliable, and unfair”. She describes personality test as an industrial astrology and critics this form of assessment as “slippery, often underground, hard to monitor and measure “In her opinion very often tests are…

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    way, the sorting hat can also be viewed as the scorer for a test such as the Big Five personality inventory in Harry Potter’s world. It analyzes a person’s traits, qualities, motivations, and inner strengths while it sits on one of the student’s heads mirroring the way the Big Five test scores a person’s answers in reverse and then totaling them to give an objective rating of where they measure on each scale of the five dimensions (Meyer). According to the hat, wherever they fall on these…

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    These factors eventually became known as the ―Big Five, a title chosen not to reflect their intrinsic greatness, but to emphasize that each of these factors is extremely broad. The main variable of the study will be Teacher burnout that is considered as resulting from long term occupational stress…

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    and more of her character to her friend Cece and her roommates as she becomes more comfortable with them. Freud’s psychodynamic perspective could be used to describe Jess’s personality. According to Freud’s perspective, there are three parts to Jess’s mind: the pre-conscious, the conscious, and the unconscious. Her personality like her mind is also divided into three parts: the Id, the Superego, and the Ego. Jess’s Id is based on pleasure. Her desires are to teach, do crafts, and to be happy in…

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    Critically evaluate the extent to which personality and intelligence are independent individual differences constructs. Intelligence and personality have both been great reasons for research in the individual differences studies of psychology. They form a very big part of psychological and personal differences and variations between individuals, are an important part of our everyday life and are complicated issues that are hard to examine and define. Numerous theories, opinions and…

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    using the adapted Five Factor Model + Dominance, six clearly defined factors were determined, and each of the factors was compared to the human factor model. It was discovered that the strongest chimpanzee personality factor was not one of the human Big Five, but accounted for the dominance factor in chimpanzees. The remaining, original five factors bore a striking resemblance to the human Big Five (King & Figueredo, 1997). Similarly, dominance was found to be a prominent personality factor in…

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    The Big Five – Five-Factor Model of Personality Abstract This paper examines the Big Five personality factors in dealing with a workplace. It will examine what Big Five traits are and how they are used in a job-selecting process. In addition, this paper will examine if every trait is needed when looking for the right person for the job. We will view my results and why they are accurate and what I possess that makes me strive in my job title. The Big Five The Big Five personality traits, in…

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    Freudian or Neo-Freudian Psychoanalytic Social Theory is constructed on the idea that our culture and our social environment, such as childhood experiences, contribute in shaping our personality. Karen Horney is “one of the three most influential women in the history of psychoanalysis” (Funder, 2016). Horney’s theory gives a great definition of neurosis by allowing us to have a different view of a neurosis. During Horney’s clinical experience she addressed ten particular patterns of a neurotic…

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    Great Leader Traits

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    Traits of a Great Leader The purpose of this paper is to discuss three traits that I believe are critical for all leaders to possess and to discuss which trait of the Big Five Personality Framework is the most critical. Next, I will discuss my behavioral characteristics based on both the Ohio State studies and the transactional versus transformational models. Lastly, I will discuss the primary use of power I would rely on as a CEO with regard to the seven types of power discussed in class.…

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