“Eysenck’s Personality Dimensions — How Temperament Shapes Who You Are”

Описание: “Eysenck’s Personality Dimensions — How Temperament Shapes Who You Are”
What if your temperament — the natural rhythm of your emotions, reactions, and thoughts — could explain why you think, feel, and behave the way you do?

In this video, we dive deep into the genius of Hans Jürgen Eysenck, one of the most influential psychologists of the 20th century, whose work redefined how we understand personality and temperament.

Eysenck believed that our emotional and behavioral patterns are rooted in biological systems — shaped by how our nervous system responds to stimulation.
He introduced the famous three dimensions of personality:

Extraversion vs. Introversion — how we gain and use energy.

Neuroticism vs. Stability — how emotionally reactive or calm we are.

Psychoticism — the tendency toward creativity, nonconformity, or impulsiveness.

Together, these dimensions became the foundation for modern personality psychology, influencing everything from the Big Five model to emotional intelligence research today.

By understanding Eysenck’s theory, we uncover the science behind temperament — and why some people think to feel, while others feel to think.

🎯 You’ll Learn:

How Eysenck’s model explains emotional reactivity

The biological roots of temperament

Why personality differences are both genetic and adaptive

How this theory still shapes modern psychology and therapy

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