Personality

The study of personality is of interest to psychologists. As it is the basic nucleus through which it is possible to understand and analyze the human psyche, scientists define personality as: "e;a set of human characteristics inherited and acquired from various social interactions, including physical and psychological traits, a set of customs and traditions, and the system of values ??that govern a person, and the interaction of all those factors with people."e; others in the community."e; The beginnings of the study of personality go back to the father of medicine, Hippocrates, who attributed the division of personality to the interaction of four temperaments: yellow bile, black bile, blood, and phlegm. The first edition of this book was published in 1936 AD, and it consists of 20 chapters, dividing the personality into two types: Practical and intellectual, and the practical personality that appears through action and implementation is more influential and visible, in practical life, than the imaginary personality far from this life.