HUMAN BEHAVIOR,

PERSONALITY
DEVELOPMENT
SUBMITTED BY:
JASKOMAL

MSC 1ST YEAR

 HUMAN BEHAVIOR
• Definition

It is general potential and expressed capacity for physical,

mental ,and social activity during the phases of human life or
range of activities exhibited by humans.
MODELS OF HUMAN BEHAVIOUR

Psychoanalytic Existential Internal vs

model model external

Personality vs Cognition vs
environment environment
PSYCHOANALYTICAL MODEL

Id

Ego

Superego
 PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
• Definition of personality
ACCORDING TO MUNN N.L.

It is the most characteristic, an integration of individual

structures, modes of behavior, Interests, attitudes, capacities,
abilities and aptitude.
 PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT

It is the development of the organized pattern of behavior and

attitudes that makes a person distinctive. It occurs by the
ongoing interaction of temperament, character and
environment.
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
STAGES

childhoo Adolesce
d nce

adulthoo
Old age
d
 THEORIES OF PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT

PSYCHOANL ABRAHM
PSYCHOSOCI
YTICAL MASLOW
AL THEORY
THEORY THEORY

SOCIAL
TRAIT
COGINITIVE
THEORY
THEORY
 PSYCHOANALYTICAL THEORY
• FIVE PSYCHO SEXUAL STAGES
THE ORAL STAGE
THE ANAL STAGE
THE PHALLIC STAGE
A LETENCY STAGE
THE GENITAL STAGE
 PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY
• 0-18 MONTH = TRUST VS MISTRUST
• 18-3YRS = AUTONOMY VS SHAME AND DOUBT
• 3-5 YRS = INITIATIVE VS GUILT
• 5-12YRS = INDUSTRY VS INFERIORTY
• 13-19 YRS = IDENTITY VS ROLE CONFUSION
• 20-40 YRS = INTIMACY VS ISOLATION
• 40-60YRS = GENERATIVELY VS STAGNATION
 ABRAHAM MASLOW THEORY
• PHYSIOLOGICAL NEEDS
• SECURITY NEEDS
• SOCIAL NEEDS
• ESTEEM NEEDS
• SELF ACTUALIZING NEEDS
 SOCIAL COGNITIVE THEORY

ENVIORNMENT

COGINITIVE

BEHAVIOR
 TRAIT THEORY
• TYPES OF TRAIT THEORY
CENTRAL TRAIT
SECONDARY TRAITS