Personality is the set of striking features of a person, is the active force that helps determine a person's relationship based on their pattern of personal individuality and Social, referring to the think, to feel and Act.
Personality is an abstract term used to describe and give a theoretical explanation of the set of peculiarities of an individual that characterize and differentiate them from others.
The personality has several facets that are considered to be an integral part of it, and that influence each person's attitudes. Physical fitness can influence self-esteem, positively or negatively, changing the person's behavior and perception of themselves. Temperament is responsible for affective behavior, excitement and attention.
Personality is also influenced by intelligence and creativity where, through it, it is possible to find different solutions to things, with openness in the face of new experiences, presenting a social competence, which demonstrates the ability to defend or impose their interests and the ability to build relationships.
Personality is linked to the posture of values, the tendency to judge certain goals, such as freedom, or action dispositions such as honesty, as desirable or not. People who have a curious attitude value novelties, while anxious people value security. Personality can be classified by attitudes, by self-esteem, as the judgment that the person makes of himself, well-being, which also represents a personality trait, and which has to do with the subjective part of health mental.
legal personality
Legal personality is the ability to be an autonomous holder of legal relationships. It is inherent to legal capacity or capacity to exercise rights, with legal capacity and capacity to exercise rights being distinct concepts.
Schizoid and histrionic personality
Schizoid and histrionic personality are personality disorders. In the case of the schizoid personality (often mistakenly confused with schizophrenia), the person shows little desire to socially relate, often isolating himself. Histrionic personality disorder is characterized by excessive dramatization, need to be the center of attention, and sexually provocative behaviors.
