Trait Theory - History of Personality Psychology

[@PracticalPsychologyTips]

Whatcha guys think about this personality series? It certainly doesn't get the views other topics would, but I feel proud of the information that's in it

[@dirkscholten9995]

Practical Psychology nice video and I love your channel. Just curious, what made you get started with this channel? I am very interested in how people can heal themselves using non-drug measures.

[@PracticalPsychologyTips]

I started reviewing self-improvement books because a 'competitor' stopped uploading, so I figured why not try to fill his audience's wants

[@dirkscholten9995]

Lucky for us. Can you tell me your name and where you are from? You have a nice way of summarizing things with pictures and words. Looking forward to you video on the Ocean Theory and taking that 3 in 1 personality Quiz. Keep up the GREAT videos!

[@PracticalPsychologyTips]

Theodore, and I'm from a hicktown in Missouri :)

[@dirkscholten9995]

Nice to meet you Theodore! Connect with me on Facebook if you like and maybe we can discuss a few other ideas I have on another platform. Or do you have a better way to connect with one of your fans? 😊

[@ilovedyoubananakin]

You explain things so much better than my textbook haha

[@dcall7830]

how the hell you supposed to learn by being blasted with information at breakneck speed. this was not helpful.

[@TheLifeFormulaa]

While the topic might not be great for getting views, the concept is very fascinating

[@NystektVaffel]

Personality is the most fun in my opinion

[@kedimamasisevenkiz]

views ne alaka ya

[@luukdingemans2385]

This man talks so fast, if you put the video at 0.75 speed, it's still told faster than a regular human being haha

[@Sakura81501]

Really? It’s the opposite for me, i had to speed it up because he was talking too slow,haha. But then my professor made me watch this so...

[@iladesai8227]

Just started the chapter 2 days ago and luckily got this . Thank you so much for explaining it perfectly and interestingly .

[@JamieJosef]

Cardinal traits (main traits), central (maybe genetic) secondary (attitudes and in abnormal) Edit: lmao who’s liking this comment? This was just a personal note to reference in my psych paper

[@BucephalusHume]

who the fuck makes notes in youtube comments lol

[@clayandsand]

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[@BucephalusHume]

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[@JamieJosef]

@@BucephalusHume I was literally just too lazy to pull out my notebook, keeps it organized though lol

[@syedwaqas1437]

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[@osse1n]

*Personalities are not rigid. An introvert can become an extrovert and vice versa. Being mindful about your traits is how you can change and improve. Ambiversion is the golden mean. Balance is always important.*

[@cortwetherald8766]

If I understand correctly, personality theory doesn't say people are rigid and immovable in their behavior, but that through some combination of genetics and experience, we have a place we feel most comfortable being. It tends to be exhausting to function outside of your comfortable area. Through exposure we may be able to widen our comrtable area, and that's really advised. However, there's still a most comfortable point that we prefer. It might be changable over long periods of time, but it's probably best to think of it as fixed, and what changes is our tolerance for operating outside of it. I've found that thinking about people this way is really helpful to not be so judgemental, which I have a proclivity to do, being high in conscientiousness. I don't get annoyed with myself or with my wife when I want to go to the new restaurant and she doesn't because I'm much higher than her in openness. Being high in openness is great because new things are sometimes fantastic. Being low in openness is great because new things usually aren't fantastic and usually are terrible.

[@osse1n]

@@cortwetherald8766 What I am trying to say, I don't buy "I am shy" argument or "I need people around me at all times". those are mind made excuses. I think definitely that you should watch the video on introversion and extraversion - share your thoughts

[@cortwetherald8766]

I certainly don't buy "I'm shy, so I can't." But I do buy "I'm shy, so I don't want to. And, through conscious will power I can force myself. And hopefully, with exposure, my tolerance will increase. But, without good reason, I'd still rather not"

[@edi9892]

I´m not shy at all, but I get nuts when I´m crammed into a room with many people. It totally stresses me out and unlike extroverts, I can´t relax with small-talk or other BS. On the other hand, I could spend a month without talking to anyone, which would drive most extroverts crazy.

[@jessebrettjames]

Very good, however, far far far too fast.

[@meowocats11]

thankyou, this is helpful for my school assignment!!

[@piotro4019]

It really helped me to understand Allports theory now that we have to do a lot of stuff at lot of stuff at home because of pandemic ! Thank you dear sir

[@shakesrear7850]

If you tested me at my best (writing or performing) you might mistake me for a genius; if you tested me when I was studying my frustrations/ADD might skew the results, if you tested me in the middle of a mental breakdown you might think me hopeless so I reject your much vaunted test mate. Yes, it might hold some value but it certainly needs a lot more work.

[@anthony-3]

It is important to distinguish the extend to which the trait theory can be used. Can it be used to know yourself in depth? No. Can it be used to sort a massive amount of people according to their traits concerning a job opening in a certain point of time? Yes. As far as it is a good theory with a lot of data backing it up, it cannot account to changes in context, culture and biology (ie hormonal changes, brain trauma etc) a person might experience throughout its life.

[@CanteburyJones]

Exactly but that is not what this is about. They teach what is existing and our opinions don’t weigh heavily because we have not tested our theories and that takes a lot of guts, money and schooling. I wish we could have more of us in research

[@seppe880]

I study psychology at university in belgium and this is a helpful fun summary. Thanks

[@AngusGaltonGLTNPRJX]

Keep on making us better buddy! We all need channels like ours to keep on getting it! Little reminders here and there! Cheers for a great video! Earned yourself a sub! All the best, Angus - Goya

[@studyme-selftaughtlife4958]

Culture represents a lot in other people when taking action. It’s easy to say, “That’s not normal!” to someone who’s in a different culture. However, every society has their norms and learning these can benefit their society and the spread of it. Nonacceptance is what caused the racism and madness.

[@valeriemelton1383]

The videos are very informative and helpful. If he slowed down his peach just a tad, more people would be able to assimilate what he is saying. Although English is my native language, I really do want to seriously learn, not just hear. Often I feel the need to go back 10 second, listen again, then hit pause shortly thereafter to give myself time to internalize what he has just said. 😮

[@liffidmonky1216]

You sound like WhiteBoardCryto guy

[@EricBiseca]

These are the most arrogant and biased set of videos. Who is this self-proclaimed saavy youtuber wanna-be authority that knows about all of these topics? Please

[@angelikakotala6303]

Too fast speaking (for me), it's pretty rare here xD

[@WhdibAoqj]

Good very good Very nice ❤

[@suadaxmad]

Good job but your talking very fast but good job 👍😵‍💫👍👍👍good work 👏

[@tugger]

god personality psychology is such a load of crap. the sooner biophysics and neuroscience steps up the sooner we can dispense with this useless pseudoscience.

[@nectar7726]

This was so helpful, thank you!

[@almah3147]

I can't thank you enough for your work!

[@dannyju]

I like your stuff but your 3 in 1 personality has vague questions and the results are inaccurate. For instance, how can I score high in conscientiousness and low in agreeableness but still get ISFP for my MBTI, since low agreeableness usually correlate with Thinking (T) rather than Feeling (F) and high in conscientiousness is related to Judging (J) rather than Perceiving (P). You can improve on the questions asked by your free 3 in 1 test. Thank you!!

[@PracticalPsychologyTips]

Thanks for your feedback :) I'm already collecting a ton of data with the first 2 videos, so it'll be awesome to take a look at all the results after the series is finished. I see your point though

[@ChPonsard]

On the ISFP thing: yes, conscientiousness is associated with the judging function. In an ISFP a judging function is actually the most dominant one, namely introverted feeling, Fi, coming before extraverted sensing (Se), introverted intuition (Ni), and extraverted thinking (Te).

[@suhani551]

I have an exam tomorrow! Thank you!!

[@coachbahman]

Awesome stuff bro! Teach us more! :)

[@a3fish]

Haven't watched the video, but based on the thumbnail and the title I guess there's some kind of connection between the video and a book called Captivate?

[@PracticalPsychologyTips]

That's a good book, but what?

[@a3fish]

@@PracticalPsychologyTips There's a huge chapter dedicated only to the stuff written on the thumbnail. I thought maybe you made the video based on that chapter.

[@Hady100]

who is the writer please?

[@lalelii6810]

THANK YOU SO MUCH GOD BLESS YOUR EFFORT ITS PERFECT EXPLAINING

[@myheatgoesboomboomboom1655]

Dos psychosis a trait im not an agrassive guy but when im not on my meds anything gos

[@jaredvaughan1665]

Big 5 stinks. Enneagram and MBTI are far better, and more enduring.

[@wind_star]

Thank you so much

[@wind_star]

Thank you so much

[@layahong]

😢

[@koopstacochran]

This was very helpful and succinct.

[@rizaliswandy1182]

If my strong agreement with A, which is the opposite of B, leads to my strong disagreement with B, does that make my level of agreeableness high or low?

[@becca191]

agreeableness is more like how well you get on with people, not to what extent you agree with people

[@xyzafaunillo5786]

my professor told us that there is no such term as ambivert.

[@Rien--]

but then i took an arrow to the knee

[@nachiketpargaonkar8646]

I see you're a man of culture!

[@Rien--]

Nachiket Pargaonkar hahaha

[@maartjekoning417]

Hey, did you also consider the circumplex model of personality conceptualized by Wiggins?

[@taawunotaraqqi]

Must Appreciate....Great Work Done

[@josemathews5981]

Excellent. But High Speed !

[@goosebumpsk]

Im either INFJ or INFJ of wich I beleive are the 2 rarest types of perosnailties in the world. In the free test I did on your one I came out as INFJ

[@CarolTrindadeArtist]

Any books to indicate?

[@tehmoorseinpaal894]

I would appreciate if you could make the vids a little slower OR just do a recap of the most important concepts at the end...

[@josemathews5981]

All d very best. Thank U.

[@sefoschannel]

So interesting, I love the content of this channel ♥

[@JamieJosef]

Traits are stable and consistent

[@refiloe1687]

who is the 4th theorist?

[@tedregular7570]

Great video dude

[@PracticalInspiration]

Thanks for this Theodore, great share

[@fromjolien]

Tysm!

[@whateverfloats9]

Thankyou

[@juliadoria9365]

👏

[@Baby_Ruthless413]

Thank you! Very informative. Follows along with my textbook. God bless you!

[@drapetomaniadrapetomania5998]

Thanks

[@kyokari4]

wow

[@amarbirsihota3884]

great video

[@edi9892]

Somewhat related, could you talk about the angel wh0re dilemma? I never understood the appeal of cheap women, but I do have a thing for bad girls. The one thing I realised is that there are some traits I find very attractive, but they usually come together in a bundle with some pretty bad traits. For example, if you want a girl with whom you could steal horses, she´ll probably have a history of being in conflict with the law... Similarly, most traits of TV badasses and action heroes would make piss-poor parents as their traits are often accompanied by other traits from antisocial personality disorder...

[@Perboni16]

Very nice one bud. Awesome stuff!!! If possible, make a video about some psychology books/articles that you recommend reading. I enjoy this stuff, but that are an ocean of information, if we could narrow it down, it would be good.

[@crimson4066]

Extroversion is the tendency to experience positive emotions Neuroticism is the tendency to experience negative emotions You are completely wrong describing neuroticism as "an individual's emotions fluctuate more than normal" How much one's emotions fluctuate has nothing to do solely with neuroticism or extroversion.

[@willieboy8798]

no he isnt!!!! psychology is neuroticism. Individuals who score high on neuroticism are more likely than average to be moody and to experience such feelings as anxiety, worry, fear, anger, frustration, envy, jealousy, guilt, depressed mood, and loneliness. People who are neurotic respond worse to stressors and are more likely to interpret ordinary situations as threatening and minor frustrations as hopelessly difficult. They are often self-conscious and shy, and they may have trouble controlling urges and delaying gratification. another amatuer doctor!

[@naninorraini6914]

Really appreciate if you can you speak a litte bit slower for the non english speaker like me.

[@kylo3378]

It was fine, yet didn’t feel it had much “meat”

[@battletoads22]

Dislike for not mentioning Carl Jung, MBTI, Enneagram, and/or the four humors.

[@jasonvoorhees895]

The Myers-Briggs is definitely worth mentioning, and Jung is always good, but the Enneagram and four humors? Seems like this kid is focusing on psychometrics that psychologists actually use today, so I see why he left them out. They're not scientifically valid. The main tests today are the Big 5 he mentioned and the MMPI-2. My Personality Psych class did the MMPI-2 on our prof and it's pretty revealing.

[@lbdj9367]

U gotta now . I see rdj i click

[@nikhilkumarm7445]

Could you reduce your speaking speed. Sometimes it's just an overflow of information without meaning anything.

[@doodeemike9366]

I’m Reading an hbr Article On Personality Type Testing, How They Are Different From 360 ... I Like The Subject

[@fatjohny1009]

I liked and subscribed.. your videos are informative and entertaining.. thanks for putting in the effort to share this information..

[@tonedagsvik8396]

Nice video! Maybe don't say "it's just a theory" in a scientific context? Alot of people misunderstand that word.

[@berzer1070]

Nice video even tho i havent finished it😂😂😂

[@meowmeow3481]

The video is too long.....not realy....but 'no so fun video' should be short and divide into 2-4 videos .....so it is easy to know 1 topic at a time.....this way u can get more views.....and it will be easy to u to create this kind of video And i will understand ur videos ...and could be the person u r willing to make....sorry if any of this hurt you....i didnt meant any intention to hurt you (Lol just joking ur awsom)

[@LeeMajikija]

This is not funny. The video isn’t even 10minutes.

[@chasingdaydreams2788]

What happened to the new animations?

[@5w3t44]

rdj? instant click!

[@meowmeow3481]

The video is too long.....not realy....but 'no so fun video' should be short and divide into 2-4 videos .....so it is easy to know 1 topic at a time.....this way u can get more views.....and it will be easy to u to create this kind of video And i will understand ur videos ...and could be the person u r willing to make....sorry if any of this hurt you....i didnt meant any intention to hurt you (Lol just joking ur awsom)

[@DarkClarity]

Disagreed. It may be too fast to someone who’s English is bad. You can slow it down to 0.75.

[@meowmeow3481]

@@DarkClarity Hmm...

[@l0ttie09]

Thank you!! Using this for my philosophy essay

[@LeeMajikija]

Thank you! Wish you spoke a little less fast, but this was insightful and a nice summary of the subject.

[@CanteburyJones]

I like how he gets through it all quickly. That’s what pause is for 😆