what are some specific behavioral and social factors that influence personality development?
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following are the behavioral and social factors that influence personality developments\n1) Leadership\n2) Character\n3) Self discipline\n4) Truth\n5) Confidence\n6) Time Management\n7) obedience\n8) sincerity
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1. patience\n2. resourceful\n3. kind\n4.empathy for children\n5.see each child as an individual and not as part of a group
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I would say 5-10 years. Maybe longer. People change and develope around eachother. It may have alot to do with how stable of a personality you have. \n\nWhy, how much time have you got?
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to improve personality u better opt for classes conduting by experts inthat field.many classes were being developed.choose good friends .no one can improve their personality by their own.so should follow the experts and make habit of reading auto biography's of famous personalities.
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tri-partite typology of personality traits describes three different domains of traits: interpersonal, intrapsychic, and environmental. The interpersonal domain encompasses traits that characterize how people interact with one another. The intrapsychic domain reflects how people relate to themselves. The environmental domain entails the way in which people relate to the environment. \nThe social environment does shape the intrapsychic environment and provides the conditions that foster or obstruct successful coping.
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Physical characteristics tend to be genetic, but can be affected by nutrition, environmental pollution, stress,etc.  Most personality characteristics are probably a combination of nature, nurture and personal choices.
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Physical changes\nIncreasing Independence \nPeer Relationships\nSelf esteem and self image\nawakening sexuality\nteen angst
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This is a difficult question, because first you have to pick a behavioral phenotype. One behavioral phenotype is "anxiety" measured by behavioral assays (plus maze or open field). \n\nOne thing that can effect "anxiety" responses on the above mentioned measures is a brief daily separation from the mother early in life. Another factor that could influence these is the  "gentling effect" of repeated handling by the experimenter. These two factors can lead to less "fearful" behavior by the mice when they are tested on the plus maze and open field.
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The quick answer; Attitudes affect behavior.  Attitudes are learned early on during childhood.  Behaviors can be changed.
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I've attached some links that give a very good perspective on behavior and its impact on learning.  I hope this helps.
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personality\nappearance\nloving\nhonest\ntrustin
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We become who we are as individuals as a result of our socialization in our social environment. If you want the answers to the "Why" questions in behavior (why do people steal, cheat, lie, etc...) you have to study social environment to get a better understanding. Social environment also helps us to predict behavior which can be helpful when you are looking at public policy. If poverty tends to lead to certain behaviors, you can attempt to alleviate the problem behavior by trying to meet the needs of the poor. Now of course it isnt this simplisitic, but human behavior can be analyzed best when taken in the context of social environment.
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personality.  I have to be able to get along with the person!
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In my opinion, it comes from more than one source, and childhood environment, I think, is a huge part of that.  Teach someone from birth to act a certain way or to say things in a certain way, and they will grow up doing those things.  And deep down, I think we can all agree that no matter how tolerant we become, everyone is still going to dislike someone else.
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Personality\nLooks\nBrains\nand Being Unique
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You are probably rihgt but I think it the behaviour varies from amongst individuals. I think the best approach is to try to understand the persons background in terms of their socialisation. You may want to look at the individuals family, age, race , schools they attendend and their perception of what the job entails.
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The best info, to me, come from the french researcher Piaget.  He used is own children to study the development of a child, on many aspect (awareness, feeding, sensitivity, biological).  Here is a website with all the main researcher links. You cannot have a better answer.\nhttp://www2.yk.psu.edu/~mer7/theorists.htm