factors that influence personality development such as behavior and cognitive?
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that question doesn't make any sense...  please rephrase
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personality is the way u show your actions (like showing your ego) and characteristics is the ways  that r built into u (like never giving up or strong willed) that u will not stray far from
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1. Group dynamics.\n2. Controlling the agenda.\n3. Atmosphere, space, proximity.\n4. Communication skills of all.\n\nIf I think of more, I will add them on.
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Yes. One must take note of the fact an individual behaves in different ways in different groups - in different social circles. It is in these different groups that one develops his or her personality. Isolated, one runs the risk of impairing the normal developments and interactions with others and create problems in future.
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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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personality diffrences are based in preception and experiences. First the preception provides the input to the experience. Then previous experiences formulate the response. What you really have is input then output. The question you should be asking is : what happened to processing ? giggles - Joeysopha
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Personality\nLooks\nBrains\nand Being Unique
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Appearance\nAttitude\nHumour\nLove & Care\nPersonality
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Nurture vs. Nature...\n\nBoth are factors that influence a human's behaviors.\n\nHereditarily speaking, genes influence things such as temperment & patience. It has to do with brain chemistry, adrenaline & other hormones that are released in the body.\n\nEnvironmentally, your parents are your best influence. Most people who abuse others learn by watching others do it. Tolerance is also learned from family members.
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intelligence, maturity, attitude, looks
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Being Responsible\nHonest\nTeam Player\nInnovator\nPerfect Attendance Record
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Try the psychological approach called transactional analysis, the parent adult child model by Eric Berne, it really is effective!!!! Psychology is an amazing tool to help with human behaviour, relationships and communication! Start with a simple book to introduce you to psychology, then progress to others. You will be glad that you did.\nI wish you all the best! :o)\nI am a psychology graduate.
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cognitive processes\n\nwhich may be analytical/holistic and ecological, qualitative/quantitative, deductive/inductive, complex/theoretical, value-free/value-laden. \n\nDepending on that the teaching may lead to ability just to repeat skills or to develop skills for information processing and conscious use of knowledge.
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to find free books on personality development go to snips.com.....and search for personality development books
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The Big Five are five broad dimensions of personality traits. They are:\n\nExtraversion (sometimes called Surgency). The broad dimension of Extraversion encompasses such more specific traits as talkative, energetic, and assertive. \nAgreeableness. This dimension includes traits like sympathetic, kind, and affectionate. \nConscientiousness. People high in Conscientiousness tend to be organized, thorough, and planful. \nNeuroticism (sometimes reversed and called Emotional Stability). Neuroticism is characterized by traits like tense, moody, and anxious. \nOpenness to New Experiences (sometimes called Intellect or Culture). This dimension includes having wide interests, and being imaginative and insightful.
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Human Development.  It spans the life from womb to tomb.  It includes physical, emotional, social, cognitive and intellectual growth.
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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