What kind of character?

Character is the basis of a person's personality. The nature of a person is clearly manifested in all types of activity and can manifest itself in relation to other people, to oneself or to assigned cases.

Character traits

In order to find out what are the featurescharacter (self-criticism, self-esteem), to surrounding people (egotism, cruelty, kindness, indifference, sensitivity, rudeness, politeness, truthfulness, deceit) to the tasks entrusted to them (laziness, diligence, accuracy, slovenliness, passivity, initiative , impatience, perseverance, irresponsibility, responsibility, organization) and strong-willed personality qualities (discipline, determination, willpower, perseverance)

The character of a person is manifested from the very birth andin the course of his life he is surrounded by individual features and traits. With different types of temperament people can exhibit a wide variety of character traits. At the same time, people with the same type of temperament are given certain traits of character more easily, while others are more difficult. Phlegmatic is easier to be disciplined and organized, melancholic - responsive and kind, sanguine and choleric is easier to become an organizer. However, one can not justify inadequacies of one's character with innate properties (that is, temperament). People with any type of temperament can develop any character traits.

Accentuations

The accentuation of character is an excessive developmentseparate traits of character. As a result of this phenomenon, a person may have a problem with communication in society. Accentuation can be easy when it is visible only to the near, and pronounced. In especially difficult cases, it is worth considering about the treatment of psychopathy. Psychopathy is a painful distortion of character.

Most often, accentuation occurs in adolescents. Identify this phenomenon can be using psychological tests.

What are the characters of a person during accentuation

1. Hypertensive or hyperactive - in humansconstantly elated mood. He has no sense of proportion. He is always cheerful, overly energetic, talkative, does not follow the instructions and is prone to risk.
2. Dysthymic is a sad, withdrawn, silent, pessimistic person. Avoid conflicts and in general all communication.
3. Cycloid - activity and sociability changes in cycles depending on mood.
4. Emotional - too much sensitivity. Very wounded, worried because of the smallest setbacks, so most often in a low mood.
5. Demonstrative is an active manifestation of the desire to be the center of attention.
6. Excitable - high irritability.
7. Stuck - a fixation on thoughts and grievances.
8. Pedantic - heightened exactingness to trifles.
9. Anxious is insecure and hesitant.
10. Exalted - a changeable mood.
11. Introverted - unsociable, immersed in himself.
12. Extraverted - increased sociability, lack of organization, lack of autonomy.

These are the characters of a person. Now consider the variety of temperament.

Temperament

1. Choleric is the nervous system of such a personis constantly in an excited state. He very quickly can react to events, but his actions are often rash. This is a very quick-tempered and harsh man.
2. Sanguine is a person with a strong and balanced nervous system. He does only deliberate, measured actions. Easily copes with life's difficulties.
3. Phlegmatic - his nervous system is very stable. It is difficult to both anger and make laugh. Very workable and hardy emotionally.
4. Melancholic - a weak nervous system is highly sensitive even to minor irritants. His ability to work can significantly worsen in a stressful situation.

All people are different and the characters manifest themselves in different waysway. What kind of character a person has in a stressful situation or how he behaves in society, in a circle of friends depends not only on innate qualities, but also on education, on the circle of communication and on personal desire to educate oneself as a person.