HUMAN BEHAVIOR THROUGH PERSONALITY AND CONTROL SYSTEMS - A THEORETICAL APPROACH-

Abstract

The current study aims to review the determinants of human behavior through the cognitive systems of the personality locus of control in its internal and external concepts. Personality has long been one of the most important focal points in determining the contours of both human disease and disease. It has always been one of the most important factors in determining the psychological well-being of the human being. The internal and external control centre is also a complex knowledge system on which to build behaviour. Differences and scientific criteria have varied in determining the extent to which one side or another is responsible for personality to determine its interaction with the ocean.
If we consider personality to be the sum of psychological, cognitive and physiological systems, the control centre of its internal and external concept determines the main and fundamental parameters of personality in terms of the range of beliefs, expectations and perceptions that one believes in oneself and others, making his behaviour closely linked to these beliefs, which are an aspect of the psychological compatibility of the individual on the one hand and social compatibility on the other.

Authors

Soumeya. A.MEZGHICHE, & Mahassen.M.KHEIR, & Mahassen.M.KHEIR, & Mahassen.M.KHEIR

Keywords

Human Behavior, Perception Systems of Personality, Locus of Control.

Publication Information

Volume

7

Issue

52

Year

2020

Language

Turkish

Status

Published

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DOI

10.17121/ressjournal.2745

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