Chapter
The Evolution of Personality Traits
18:36 - 23:47 (05:11)
The PEN model of personality, which stands for Psychoticism, Extraversion, and Neuroticism, was developed by Hans Eysenck and his wife Sybil to complement the previously established big five personality traits.
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This podcast discusses the evolution of thought from traditional views that introversion and extroversion are personality traits to newer considerations that these are based on energy.
18:36 - 20:46 (02:10)
Summary
This podcast discusses the evolution of thought from traditional views that introversion and extroversion are personality traits to newer considerations that these are based on energy. Additionally, survivors of narcissistic abuse share their stories and experiences of healing from these toxic relationships.
ChapterThe Evolution of Personality Traits
EpisodeIntrovert or Extravert: Which are you? (Probably both)
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Hans Einsink was a German psychologist who developed a model of personality that focused on categorizing individuals as either extroverted or introverted, and neurotic or not neurotic, without considering a spectrum.
20:46 - 21:42 (00:55)
Summary
Hans Einsink was a German psychologist who developed a model of personality that focused on categorizing individuals as either extroverted or introverted, and neurotic or not neurotic, without considering a spectrum.
ChapterThe Evolution of Personality Traits
EpisodeIntrovert or Extravert: Which are you? (Probably both)
PodcastStuff You Should Know
This episode talks about the development of the big five personality traits, which is currently the most commonly used model for describing personality traits.
21:42 - 23:47 (02:04)
Summary
This episode talks about the development of the big five personality traits, which is currently the most commonly used model for describing personality traits.