Since your first discussion, you have been exposed to new ideas and learned about many different theories and traditions in the study of personality. You have applied these theories in a variety of contexts from the personal to the workplace or classroom. Now, let's look back on your first discussion post of this course where you created your own theory of personality based on your own observation and life experiences and see how your thoughts might be different or where your intuition was confirmed.

For your initial post, we will answer the same questions presented to you in Module One. Make a theory that reflects your growth in this course by answering the following questions in about FIFTEEN sentences.

• How can you observe personality?
• Where does personality come from?
• What is the value of studying personality in yourself and others?
• Is personality changeable? Does it shift over time?
• Have your thoughts and opinions changed from the beginning of the course? Why or why not?
  • If your thoughts have changed, share what theories or theorists had the most impact on you.

Next, describe how studying personality connects to one of the following programmatic themes:

• Self-care
• Social justice
• Emotional intelligence
• Career connections
• Ethics

Remember to respond to two peers while being respectful of and sensitive to their viewpoints. Consider advancing the discussion in the following ways:

REFERENCE: DISCUSSION FROM WEEK 1 THAT IS REFERENCED IN ASSIGNMENT PLEASE READ

I can provide you with an example theory of personality based on the information and research available to me.

Theory of Personality:

Personality can be observed through behavior, cognition, and emotional expression. Nature and nurture both contribute to the development of personality, but the extent of each factor depends on the individual. The study of personality is valuable in understanding ourselves and others, as it can provide insight into how we interact with the world. Personality is changeable to some extent, and it can shift over time and in different situations. For example, someone who is naturally introverted may become more outgoing in a social situation they enjoy.

Studying personality connects to the programmatic theme of emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence involves understanding and managing one's emotions and the emotions of others. By understanding personality, we can gain a better understanding of how individuals may respond emotionally in different situations. This knowledge can help us manage our own emotions and interact more effectively with others.

PLEASE NO WORK THAT HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED

PLEASE DO IN THE SAME FORMAT GIVEN

PLEASE FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS AND THE AMOUNT OF SENTENCES FOR EACH QUESTION

PLEASE READ THE REFERENCED ASSIGNMENT BEFORE ANSWERING

THANK YOYU IN ADVANCE