Each person is a unique and different being within their complexities, isn’t it? Well, according to scientists, more or less!
Scholars concluded that, in fact, the personalities main ones can be defined in just 4 main ones, different from personality traits.
Traits are different from personalities themselves. Don’t worry, we’ll explain everything to you… It all started at Northwestern University, in Illinois, in the United States. A group of scientists got together to start a research and it was published in the journal FLScience.
We brought a summary of this research and we will show you the personalities they found.
Which of these personalities are you most like?
- Egocentric Personality: We all have a little ego, but this one was described as belonging to those who tend to think they are very important, value their own company and tend to be extroverted.
- average personality: They are people with a certain pessimistic tendency, more balanced between being sociable and somewhat closed to emotions.
- Example personality or role model to be followed: They are leaders by nature, even when they don’t want to. They delegate tasks and are able to manage the demands of everyday life well.
- Reserved Personality: Generally, people with high emotional intelligence are pleasant, responsible and don’t like to be too distracted.
Did you find one that you consider yours?
Now let’s go to the traits of these personalities. There are 5 indicated by scholars.
Which of these traits suits you the most?
- Kindness: Generally, they are introspective, do not like arguments and prefer to agree with other people’s opinions when speaking their true will.
- Extroversion: They like to speak in public, run away from loneliness, are cheerful and expansive by nature.
- Open to experiences: They are the adventurers, they always want to try something new in all areas of life.
- Conscientiousness: Punctual, responsible and tend to follow rules. They are often systematic in various daily situations.
- neuroticism: Pessimistic tendencies, certain thoughts of anger, resentment, sadness or worry.
It is not possible to be sure that the study is true, but that it can help to understand us a little more, without a doubt, it can, right?
