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Personality Chapter 1, Lesson 4 Notes

Personality is a personality is a person’s unique blend of traits A trait is a distinguishing quality or characteristic Some traits are inherited: Hair color, eye color, height Others develop over time: Likes, attitudes about things, actions Some traits you cannot control – but you can control your personal behavior (positive personality traits) Definition

Come up with at least 5 words that describe your personality. Activity #1

Personality Traits Sense of humor Knowledge of different subjects Consideration for others Optimism Gratitude Adventurous Artistic Organized Persuasive Calm Energetic Funny Outgoing Shy Competitive Compassionate Firm Logical Practical Personality Traits

More about traits! Where do they come from? Heredity Environment Behavior Significant adults or peers More about traits!

Hemispheric Dominance Test The brain is divided into two hemispheres, the right and the left. Each side is associated with different characteristics. After taking a short test, you might be able to get an idea whether you are more “right brained” or “left brained” On the worksheet, answer the questions as best as you can. Pick the answer that BEST describes you! Hemispheric Dominance Test

Which hemisphere are you? Left: Task orientated Memorizing Neat and organized Reality based Time orientated Sequential (need to do things in order) Learn well through lectures Like to outline May prefer: Languages Reading/Phonics Locating facts and details Planning – like to schedule everything out Right: Often not as organized Always on the move/have trouble sitting still Get hunches (intuition) Can be dramatic See the overall picture Think outside the box – imaginative Find memory devices helpful Benefit from color coding Like to use visuals May prefer: Identifying shapes and patterns Music Arts and crafts Recognizing feelings and emotions Spatial relationships Which hemisphere are you?

On the back of the cartoon, create a word web that describes your personality. Your name should be in the middle. Branching out from it should be circles that show your various personality traits. You need to include at least 5 From each of those five traits, you need to have 2 separate branches that give an example of how you show that trait. Activity #2

Using the pictures, decorate the character so that it accurately describes your personality. Choose from the following characters: Garfield Spiderman Mr. Incredible’s son Doug Spongebob Mike (from Monsters, INC.) Dora Lizzie Maguire Activity #3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQoOqQiVzwQ During the video and hearing the description of the different personality types, write down the words that best describe you. Once the video has completed, in essay form, list at least 2 real life examples that help to explain your choice.