1. Health Chapter 2

2. Lesson 1 Essential Questions
Name five traits that are used to define personality
Describe what happens to a personality over a lifetime

3. Warm Up
Journal entry: List FIVE personality traits that you believe you have. Then, give an example of a time when you used that trait in a situation
Different Views Worksheet

4. Personality
Personality: the behaviors, attitudes, feelings, and ways of thinking that make you an individual

5. Central traits Extroversion: how much you like being with other people
Extrovert: Talkative, outgoing, sociable
Introvert: shy, quiet, reserved, more comfortable spending time on their own
Agreeableness: your tendency to relate to people in a friendly manner, cooperate well with others

6. Central traits continued
Conscientiousness: how responsible and self disciplined you are
Emotional Stability: tendency to focus on the positive rather than the negative. Tend to be more relaxed, secure, and calm during difficult situations
Openness to Experiences: Curious, imaginative, creative, will try new things

7. Factors that influence your personality
Heredity
Environment
Family
Friends
Culture
Situations

8. Stages of Personality Development
Develop trust
Learn to be independent
Take Initiative (job story)
Develop skills
Search for identity “sense of self” (values, priorities) (teenager)
Establish intimacy (young adult)
Create and nurture (adult)
Look back with acceptance (older adulthood)

9. Drawing activity Draw a personality trait that you have
Personality test