2. Allport: Personality is a dynamic organization within the individual of those Psycho-Physical systems which determine his unique adjustment to his environment. Eysenck : Personality is the more or less stable organization of a person’s Character, Temperament, Intellect and Physique which determine his unique adjustment to the environment. Character: denotes a person’s more or less stable organization of Conative behaviour. Temperament: denotes a person’s more or less stable organization of Affective behaviour. Intellect: denotes a person’s more or less stable organization of Cognitive behaviour. Physique: Bodily Configuration, Glands and Nervous System

3. Specific Response Level Habitual Response Level Trait Level PersistenceRigiditySubjectivityShynessIrritability Type Level Introversion

4. Introversion – Extroversion Neuroticism Psychoticism

5. Facts about Personality Unique Dynamic Organized Adjustment to environment Develops through social interaction Product of heredity and environment

6. Dimensions of Personality Physical: Height, Weight, Colour of Eyes, Complexion, Features, Hair, Health Intellectual: Memory, Imagination, Observation, Attention, Interest, Reasoning Ability Emotional: Emotional Reactions: Calm, Aggression, Desire, Attitude Social: Social Behaviour, Social Adjustment

7. Development of Personality Heredity & Biological Factors: Physique Intelligence Gender Differences Nervous System

8. Development of Personality Environmental Factors: Geographical Factors Family Environment Neighbourhood Friends & Companions School Environment Co-curricular Activities Religion Name Culture

9. Development of Personality Psychological Factors: Interest Attitude Character Intelligence Reasoning Power Ability to Adjust