A submissive person's body language displays helplessness.
The secondary, provoked by his dependence and submissive passive personality accepts the delusions than risk losing the intimate relationship with the primary, further resulting in seclusion and separation from reality.
These characteristics can include biological factors (e.g., individual size or physical vulnerability), psychological propensity (e.g., submissive or aggressive personality), lifestyle (e.g., staying out late drinking), or occupation (e.g., delivering pizzas).
Delusional symptoms in induced individuals can be based on family and interpersonal dynamics, with tendency of being submissive and other personality traits, or intellectual limitations.
Lottie in pregnancy was as swollen as a beach ball; afterward, she never recovered her neat boxy little figure, or that dreamily submissive phase of her personality.
On the other hand, curious and active personalities are not submissive and are ideal for families without children below 10 years old.
DISC usually stands for Dominant, Influencing, Submissive and Compliant as the name of a person's most prominent personality characteristic.
They are involving 297 students engage in a virtual tutorial group in Second life and they found that small variations in personality between the virtual and real world groups, such as being helpful, sociable, seeking recognition, or submissive, could lead to greater satisfaction of the discussion.
Dr. Drew, a board-certified internist and TV personality, told the TODAY Show that he finds the novel "disturbing" and even suggested that the submissive sex the book depicts is essentially violence against women.
Not only that, according to a study in the December issue of Human Nature, people who were shown pictures of cars attributed personalities to them — describing them as adult or childlike, masculine or feminine, and dominant or submissive.
