Mental

Emotional
Social
Physical
Moral
Spiritual
• This refers to his intellectual capacity.
How a person talks, the range of ideas
he expresses, and the things he talks
about, as well as his values and mental
alertness give evidence of his mental
capacity.
• A person’s emotional makeup is shown in
his likes and dislikes, whether he is
aggressive or docile.
• How he responds when things become
difficult. How quickly he is given to anger,
or whether he can take a job or not.
• This is seen in how well a person conducts
himself with other people and how well he
observes the rules of etiquette that govern
society.
• Social attitudes and behaviour are affected by
physiological conditions and changes, mental
alertness, and the extent of emotional maturity.
• Heredity and environment determine the
entire physiological system of an individual.
Posture, body build and size, complexion
and facial expressions, as well as the
appropriateness and condition of clothes,
comprise the physical appearance of a
person.
• This aspect of personality has to do
with a person’s awareness of the
difference between what is wrong or
right.
• People are generally religious but they
differ in what they worship and how they
worship.
• The spiritual aspect is the consciousness of
the higher value in life. Religion expresses
spiritual value.

• People