We are an amalgam of personality, a dichotomy of priorities, and how we care for ourselves reflects that.
I love this question!!! I've always considered myself a dichotomy of personalities.
In a 2010 monograph, "Pinajian: Master of Abstraction Discovered," Mr. Homer wrote that Mr. Pinajian's work was surprising and that there was "a dichotomy in his personality".
Of those 15 titles, eight have been won with Lahm as the captain of Bayern and herein lies a slight dichotomy within his personality.
MIKE HALE: Yeah, there's been a dichotomy — a mostly personality-free show with interesting results.
The letters to Joe Hazan, a dancer he met in Provincetown, Mass., in 1940 and who was apparently his first gay friend, and to Paul Bigelow, another close friend, are heartbreakingly honest; they reveal the dichotomies of his personality in potent style and show how profoundly he was transformed by coming out and by finding first love.
The answer can be found in the dichotomy of Iverson's personality, his fascinating contradiction.
We decided puberty is about dichotomy, you have multiple personalities and a piece missing because you are not totally whole".
The state trait dichotomy originates from distinguishing stable personality traits and fluctuating state emotional reactions [ 9].
When they finally met face to face, he was, he says, "blown away" by the dichotomy between Ms. Goldhirsh's "energetic, bubbly" personality, and her intellectual fervor.
60, 61 We do not of course suggest that any single such simple dichotomy will capture the richness of human personality structure or its erosion by disease, although we speculate that 'reduced conscientiousness' might require (in addition to diminished regard for the consequences of one's behaviour) preserved understanding of one's own selfish interests.
