Personality and character Flashcards
personality
sum or blend of characteristics that make a person unique
principles of personality
enduring (consistent across time and situation)
distinction (different between people)
contribution (collect data and theories)
feeling, thinking and behaving (all aspects considered)
Layers of personality
dispositional traits
characteristic adaptations (conscious purpose)
self narrative identities
Lewis equation for behaviour
B=f(P,E)
the big 5 (OCEAN)
openness
conscientiousness
extraversion
agreeableness
neuroticism
openness
tendency to seek new experiences
conscientiousness
organisation and goal direct behaviour
extraversion
quality of interpersonal interactions
agreeableness
concern for cooperation and social harmony
neuroticism
proneness to emotional instability
big 5 in sport
elite - more extraverted and emotionally stable than recreational, higher conscientiousness and agreeableness, lower neuroticism
what did conscientiousness positively relate to
quality of preparation
what did emotional stability positively relate to
effective coping during competition
what do extraverts benefit from
goal setting training
what do neurotic benefit from
emotional control for training
low levels of openness / emotional stability =
more prone to using avoidance coping strategies
high levels of conscientiousness, extraversion / emotional stability =
more prone to using problem focused coping strategies
high conscientiousness or low neuroticism =
more successful performance stats over a competitive season