In cynical personality terms, the announcement that Ofcom is to consult on the amount of money ITV pays the government for its licences is an opportunity for the network's chief executive Charles Allen to get out of jail.
"In terms of ego development, in terms of character, in terms of personality, in terms of the well-rounded individual fitting in with the group, country schools are very efficient -- they helped train generations of Americans," added Professor Gulliford, author of the definitive book on the subject, "America's Country Schools" (University of Colorado Press).
If the person you want to imitate happens to be a celebrity, a "personality" (the term used prior to the creation of "celebrities") or someone famous in a particular field of endeavor, you might find it helpful to check out any books or documentaries about (or by) them.
Grossarth-Maticek & Eysenck characterized this concept as a short-hand personality trait term which "covers a conglomerate of concepts" related to reaction to a variety of stressors and coping mechanisms and not only as 'locus of control' [ 15].
Describing someone's personality using terms that pertain to the emotions that the person typically expresses is commonplace.
Each hike has its own personality in terms of terrain, climate, view and demographics.
"He's a huge personality in terms of a powerful presence in the room, and you're a first-time director, and you're going: 'Is this guy going to respect me?
Considerable research has found that people typically attribute behaviour either to stable personality characteristics, termed dispositions, or to the situations that were present at the time the behaviour occurred.
"He took my game on a million miles, and my personality in terms of football on a million miles.
Paulhus and Williams (2002) deemed them to be socially undesirable as an aggressive personality and termed them the 'Dark Triad' with a negative personality trait primarily.
