Why you are who you are : Investigations Into Human Personality
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Course No. 1648.
disc 1: what is personality? -- key traits : extraversion and neuroticism -- are you agreeable? conscientious? open? -- basic motives underlying behavior -- intrapersonal motives -- positive and negative emotionality.
disc 2: differences in emotional experience -- values and moral character -- traits that shape how you think -- beliefs about the world and other people -- beliefs about yourself -- personality and social relationships.
disc 3: consistency and stability of personality -- evolution and human nature -- personality and the brain -- genetic influences on personality -- learning to be who you are -- how culture influences personality.
disc 4: nonconscious aspects of personality -- personality and self-control -- when personalities become toxic -- avoidance, paranoia, and other disorders -- the enigma of being yourself -- the well-adjusted personality.
Lecturer: Professor Mark Leary, Duke University.
Discover how your personality shapes your life with an award-winning professor of psychology and neuroscience.
DVD.
COMMUNITY REVIEWS
It was pretty dry submitted by yufamily on July 22, 2019, 9:41am The presenter could have done a better job?
SERIES
Great courses. Science, psychology
LANGUAGE OPTIONS
Closed captioned.
PUBLISHED
Chantilly, VA : Teaching Company, 2018.
Year Published: 2018
Description: 4 videodiscs (720 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 course guidebook (iv, 275 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm).
Language: English
Format: DVD
ISBN/STANDARD NUMBER
9781629975078
1629975079
ADDITIONAL CREDITS
Teaching Company.
SUBJECTS
Personality.
Psychology.
Educational films.
Historical films.
Filmed lectures.