Sentence examples for personality basic from inspiring English sources

As the CEO of the Global Center for Social Entrepreneurship Jerry Hildebrand notes, ambition, winning personality, basic intelligence, working hard and commitment to mission are attributes, not skills.

This study was designed to explore the relationships between sex, personality, and basic cognitive processes.

Applicants came to Beijing, where Korean experts systematically evaluated their singing and dancing as well as their looks, image, personality and "basic skills".

This Piano Quintet is a piece with its own personality: its basic tune comes to sound like a quotation only after having been thoroughly established and explored, and it even makes sonata form sound like a fresh invention.

A questionnaire measuring personality traits (Basic Character Inventory (BCI)) was used during their third undergraduate year.

The DAPP-SF, the short form of the Dimensional Assessment of Personality Pathology – Basic Questionnaire (DAPP-BQ) [ 17, 18], measures personality pathology.

ADULT, a group of students whose ages above or equal to 18 years old; CHILD, a group of students whose ages under 18 years old; DAPP-BQ, Dimensional Assessment of Personality Pathology – Basic Questionnaire; FFNPQ, Five-Factor Nonverbal Personality Questionnaire; PERM, the Parker Personality Measure ZKPQQ, the Zuckerman-Kuhlman Personality Questionnaire.

The play clearly begins with Chekhov, given the character's names and personalities, the basic situation (the aging, lonely Vanya and Sonia stuck on the old homestead, their actress sister Masha making a rare visit and threatening to sell it, as well as the cherry orchard that only Sonia has noticed), even a few of the lines.

By analysizing the eighteen lower-order dysfunctional traits described in the Dimensional Assessment of Personality Pathology-Basic Questionnaire (DAPP-BQ) [ 13] in general and clinical samples, the four super-traits were labelled respectively in a cleaner and clearer way: Dissocial, Inhibition, Emotional Dysregulation and Compulsivity [ 14].

In The Varieties of Religious Experience, William James describes two basic personality types, "once-born" and "twice-born". People of the former personality type are those for whom adjustments to life have been straightforward and whose lives have been more or less a peaceful flow since birth.

He held that a person's perceptual responses to inkblots could serve as clues to basic personality tendencies.