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GCSE Psychology · key term
The relatively enduring characteristics that influence how a person typically thinks, feels and behaves.
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Paper 2
Revise: Crowd and Collective BehaviourPersonality refers to relatively enduring characteristics that influence how someone typically thinks, feels and behaves. One person may become excitable in a crowd while another becomes quiet. Dispositional explanations recognise these individual differences.
Treat personality and morality as influences, not guarantees. An internal locus of control does not automatically make someone morally good.
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