Interview about Personality

I take a shit conducted an interview with regards to any(prenominal)ones personality. This base intends to comp are the interviewees answers to that of mine. It also aims to ask questions that are related to cognition, do of culture on emotions, effects of gender on emotions, intelligence, learning, retention, motivation, personality, as strong as, problem solving.Allow me to first post the question, my friends rejoinder, and the cobblers last one to be placed is mine.1) enquire Do you remember education more ide every(prenominal)y if you observe the doings? Or do you prefer to read how the behavior is performed?My coadjutors break up I am more likely to remember if I micturate personally observed what happened (White, 2008). I can non really explain it but I can breach remember things that I have seen than if I exactly read it (White, 2008).My reply I am non very sure how to study it. My memory is extremely sharp that I can remember very thoroughly an occurre nce that I have observed, as surface as, a behavior that I have merely read.2) Question Do you prefer to field of force in the library? Or at home where it is noisy and distractions are present?My friends Answer I prefer to occupy in places where I can concentrate a lot break away, so yes, I prefer the library (White, 2008). I never really determine at home because it is too noisy first of all, theres my br opposite who never seems to know how to tone down the volume of his calculating machines speakers, television, or stereo second, my younger sister and brother who ever seem to be in an argument and last but not least, my mom and dad who always discusses about several issues that interest them (White, 2008).My rejoinder I prefer to stay at home. Although, there may be distractions at home, like the television, the radio, or the computers, and my family, I still prefer to debate at home. I do not like it when it is too quite. For instance, in the library, not hearing anyt hing at all, makes me go crazy, I give believably even fall asleep in there. I just impression so much better studying at home.3) Question generate you taken the Myers Briggs test? Would you mind sharing the result/s?My Friends Answer Yes I already did take that test, the results stated that, I am a slightly verbalized intr all overt, that I have a slightly expressed perceptual experience personality, a slightly expressed thought personality, and a slightly expressed resolve personality (Humanmetrics, 2008). According to the test, it inwardness that I am an introvert, not sensible, not a thinker, and quite decide (White, 2008).My reply Yes, I took that test as well and the results were the following, I am a slightly expressed extrovert, a slightly expressed sensing personality, a slightly expressed thinking personality, and a slightly expressed judging personality (Humanmetrics, 2008). Simply put, it means that, I am an extraverted somehow, not sensible, a bit of a think er, and not a judging person (Humanmetrics, 2008).4) Question Do you sapidity that the Myers Briggs test results are accurate? Why/Why not?My Friends Answer For me, it was not accurate as the results did not actually match with my personality (White, 2008).My reply I can only agree with the interviewees claim. Mine did not match my personality as well.5) Question Which experiences do you feel contributed close in the development of your personality?My Friends Answer at that place are times when I am exceedingly impatient. There are also times when I would lash out at other people. I get irritated easily and get mad over trivial issues (White, 2008). Such personality of mine developed because I grew up with a grand and violent grandfather, who actually lived with us for quite some time (White, 2008). I have witnessed how she would yell at my mom (his daughter) if funds is being discussed about, for instance if he asks from her and my mom says no because she knows that the money leave only be spent at the casino and other forms of gambling (White, 2008). When I was young, I even saw him hit my mother and my elder sister (White, 2008).When he lost his job, he began to borrow money from all sorts of people, and when he was not able to pay, these people pressed charges and that was also when he showed more aggression to everyone around him including my parents, sister, brother, and I (White, 2008). This is why I cancelled emotionally unstable there are times when I am extremely nervous and easily frustrated (Meyers, 2004). The aforesaid(prenominal) experiences made me abrasive, meaning, ruthless, irritable, as well as, uncooperative (Ticao, 2001). Not to mention, the fact that I tire outt seem to have enough drive and discipline I felt hopeless about life every time I remember my grandfather (White, 2008).My rejoinder I have encountered violence in my home as I grew up as well. But I never let myself get too engaged with such a negative occurrence. I d id not allow myself to feel exceedingly trepid of such happenings. Lucky, I had the ability to make a coping response, if not I will probably become aggressive, impatient, irritable, uncertain, etc as well (Ticao, 2001). What I actually did was to make myself avoid thinking about my inconsolable past and move on to the brighter side of everything.6) Question Do you feel that you are self-monitoring when it comes to attitude? How or how not?My Friends Answer I suppose that I am not self-monitoring, this is because, I am sure that I wont have a terrible personality and set of attitudes if I was actually one (White, 2008). I could have watched myself better, regulated or controlled myself, and became a better individual if I only became self-monitoring (White, 2008).My Response I have always been monitoring myself. I weigh things, reflect on whatever happened to me, and learn from it. I use my experiences or else to do something about myself and avoid turning into a terrible indivi dual.7) Question What was the strongest influence to your attitude?My Friends Answer I believe that the person who played a large quality in stamp the attitude/s that I possess now is my grandfather (White, 2008).My Response For me, all the people who showed aggression towards me played a role in who I am today and in what attitudes I now possess. I owe it to them how courageous and strong I am now. I have learned so much because of them. For instance, I am disciplined, driven, and motivated to purify the standards of my life because of the negative experiences that I have been faced with.8) Question What role does a persons race, gender, or ethnicity play when forming that persons personality and attitudes?My Friends Answer I believe that the aforementioned elements may have an effect on ones personality and attitude (Carson et. al., 1992). For example, we all know that observing the behaviors of a particular race, gender, and ethnicity will already affect ones attitude through what is cognize as observational learning (Carson et. al., 1992). Merely observing will saturate an attitude to the observer (Carson et. al., 1992).My Response I feel that because the elements are stereo-typing tend then it really means that it has the capability of affecting ones personality/attitude (Carson et. al., 1992).9) Question Do you feel that you are better at tasks which are intrinsically motivated or extrinsically motivated?My Friends Answer I am not driven to transfer out things. In fact, there are times when I do it only for the money thus I am extrinsically motivated (Brophy, 1998).My Response I am just the opposite though, I do things without anything in exchange (Morris et. al., 2005).ReferencesBrophy, J. (1998). Motivation. Burr Ridge, IL McGraw-Hill.Carson, R.C. & Butcher, J.N. (1992). The World of Abnormal Psychology. New York harpistCollins.Humanmetrics. (2007). Jung Typology Test. Retrieved March 13, 2008 fromhttp//www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes1.htmM eyers, D. (2004). Psychology Seventh Edition. New York Worth Publishers.Morris, C.G. & Maisto, A.A. (2005). Psychology An Introduction, twelfth Ed. New YorkPrentice-Hall.Ticao, C. J. (2001). Introduction to Psychology. Quezon City UP Press.White, U.P. (2008). Personal Interview.