Posts tagged Personality
E-culture and Personality Dimensions Among the University Students
Feb 24th
E-culture and Individuality Dimensions Between the University College students
JOURNAL OF INDIAN ACADEMY OF Used PSYCHOLOGY, JANUARY 2007, Vol. 33, No.1, p:129-132.
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The improvements in the field of science and technologies in the course of the 20th and 21st centuries have induced an explosion in the use of digital products all through the globe. Prevalence and abnormal use of electronic merchandise has been discovered between individuals cutting throughout cultural distinctions. Electronic engineering is altering our life-type to a wonderful extent. There are many locations of electronic technologies helping diverse sections of typical guy.
Breakthroughs manufactured in the arena of details More >
The Human Side of Science: What is the Archetypal Researcher Personality?
Dec 24th
ARLINGTON, VA (PRWEB) December 16, 2004
Are there some personalities that are better suited than others to a scientific career? To provide insight into this issue, The Science Advisory Board created the first-ever psychological profile of life science researchers, the Scientific Personality Assessment (SPA).
The SPA is meant to help scientists better evaluate their strengths and assets as well as confront the particular challenges they face in their everyday work life. The goal is not to suggest that one personality type is better than another or that having specific character traits will engender more professional success, but rather to encourage More >
Programming an AI personality into a Robot?
Sep 18th
Question by Rydacasada: Programming an AI personality into a Robot? I’m kinda weak when it comes to robotics and programming Artificial Intelligence technology. I came up with a goal to build a robotic companion that would work as an assistant both in robotic form and program form with a personality, but I don’t know how to do that. So my questions are; How can I create such an AI personality? How can I move it from a computer to a robotic body? How can I make it so that the transition from computer to robotic body and back More >
Will distance learning suit my personality?
Jul 21st
Will distance learning suit my personality?
In the past distance learning or home study was a rather solitary experience. Students usually had minimal communication with tutors, and interaction with other students was almost unheard of. As a result, it was an option best suited to those with high levels of self motivation and little need for peer support or tutorial guidance.
All that has changed and today’s distance learning techniques mean that home study works well for a broader range of personality types and learning styles.
Distance learning students now have an entire armoury of communications tools at their disposal, whether More >
What career/education would match my personality?
Jul 7th
* I like working in the background/ behind the scenes * I like to be hands on * I like team oriented work places but I could work by myself if needed * I’m usually shy, quiet, and friendly with those around me
I’m 23 years old and I had a rough year because of the economy which led to me being unemployed. My car broke down and I had to drop out of college.
I’m going back to college in 2009 and want to keep an open mind to finding the right career/education for me.
A few days ago, I’ve been More >
Why psychologists study synaesthesia
Jun 15th
Finn Toner provides the latest in our ongoing series of guest features for students. Finn is currently reading an MSc in Mental Health Studies at the Institute of Psychiatry; he blogs at Musings . Synaesthesia is a condition in which the stimulation of one sense consistently gives rise to an automatic experience in a different sensory modality.
See the original post here: Why psychologists study synaesthesia
7 Steps to Stellar Solopreneurship
Jun 10th
Dave Thackeray helps small businesses to get the competitive advantage through exceptional communications. He coaches and creates communications and focuses on driving passion through personality-ridden, relationship-building online strategies. Advertise with Design You Trust! – DYT on Twitter – Facebook
Does Darth Vader meet the diagnostic criteria for Borderline Personality Disorder?
Jun 10th
In a brazen act of arm-chair diagnosis, Eric Bui and colleagues at Toulouse University Hospital in France have written a short academic article arguing that the Star Wars character Darth Vader probably meets the diagnostic criteria for borderline personality disorder (BPD). The authors point to Anakin Skywalker’s (as he was originally known) life history, including fatherly absence, early maternal separation and infantile illusions of omnipotence. They go on to claim that Skywalker meets six of the formal nine DSM (diagnostic and statistical manual) criteria for BPD: ‘He presented impulsivity and difficulty controlling his anger and alternated between idealisation and devaluation More >
Introducing: Daniele Machado
Jun 1st
As we always say, it’s a great pleasure for us to introduce new talented artists here for you. We really like to get to know the work of someone that is new to the audience and have the privilege to show it here to you first
Read this article: Introducing: Daniele Machado
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