Trait conception of personality

[@vanisamaroo]

thank you! I only viewed this video to determine the difference between neuroticism and psychoticism. Its good to know people with more T are prone to psychoticism!

[@djanxiety7837]

Such a shame that Eysenck chose to use that word "psychotism"... since psychotic in the psychodynamic sense means something entirely different to psychotic in the psychiatric sense. And therefore the public associates"psychotic" with meaning "psychopathic" or cruel, callous, dangerous and unfeeling. When in psychiatry "psychotic" means a person with schizophrenia or mania or depression or otherwise who is just unwell and has lost touch with reality. It doesn't mean they are dangerous or cruel or unfeeling at all!

[@shortsinpsychology1680]

I know, I completely agree with you. This is something that I always have to clarify with my students.

[@Psych123]

Thank you so much

[@kimberley1235]

Can anyone remind me to watch this again tomorrow please?

[@alekyaaki3958]

Hey reminding late `:-)

[@rray5506]

Hey you, watch this again.

[@1mol831]

I just came because I'm interested. I'm a weird person. I'm going to eat ice cream afterwards.