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Personality Pyschology[edit]

Personality Theories: Personality psychology; Agreeableness; Biospheric model of personality; Cognitive-affective personality system; Constructivism (psychological school); Dispositionist; Distressed personality type; Ego psychology; Gray's biopsychological theory of personality; Hierarchical structure of the Big Five; Hypostatic model of personality; Lexical hypothesis; Mapper orientation; Multiple Natures; Nature versus nurture; Personal construct theory; Personality Assessment System; Personality systematics; Phenomenal field theory; Positive Disintegration; Rasch model; Self-monitoring; Self-concealment; Situationism (psychology); Social intelligence; Two-factor models of personality
Personality Traits: Trait theory; Absent-mindedness; Absorption (psychology); Alexithymia; Alternative five model of personality; Authoritarian personality; Autotelic; Avolition; Big Five personality traits; Big Five personality traits and culture; Boundaries of the mind; Character orientation; Character structure; Conscientiousness; Consideration of future consequences; Cooperativeness; Core self-evaluations; Dimensional models of personality disorders; Dispositional affect; Extraversion and introversion; Facet (psychology); Fantasy prone personality; Gentleness; Grit (personality trait); Harm avoidance; HEXACO model of personality structure; Highly sensitive person; Honesty-humility factor of the HEXACO model of personality; Hypnotic susceptibility; Idiographic image; Impulsivity; Latent inhibition; Minnesota nice; Need for cognition; Nesh; Neuroticism; Novelty seeking; Openness to experience; Perfectionism (psychology); Persistence (psychology); Personality and life outcomes; Piety; Psychoticism; Reactivity (psychology); Religiosity; Right-wing authoritarianism; Self-directedness; Self-transcendence; Sensation seeking; Sensation Seeking Scale; Snob; Social dominance orientation; Surgency; Transliminality; Type D personality; Typical intellectual engagement; Virtue
Personality Typologies: Personality type; Work Personality Index; Activity vector analysis; Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/Pearson-Marr Archetype Indicator; Brain types; Ego integrity; Enneagram of Personality; Five Temperaments; Four temperaments; Gifts Differing: Understanding Personality Type; Hartman Personality Profile; Holland Codes; Interaction Styles; INTP; Keirsey Temperament Sorter; Macdonald triad; MBTI Step II; Multiplicity (psychology); Isabel Briggs Myers; Now, Discover Your Strengths; Pearson-Marr Archetype Indicator (PMAI); Personality style; Psychological typologies; Riso–Hudson Enneagram Type Indicator; Role-based assessment; Socionics; Subpersonality; Subsolid personality; True Colors (personality); Type A and Type B personality theory
Enneagram: Fourth Way enneagram; Arica School; Fourth Way; Don Richard Riso; Tritype
Keirsey Temperament Sorter: Architect (role variant); Artisan temperament; Champion (role variant); Composer (role variant); Counselor (role variant); Crafter (role variant); Fieldmarshal (role variant); Guardian temperament; Healer (role variant); Idealist temperament; Inspector (role variant); Inventor (role variant); Mastermind (role variant); Performer (role variant); Promoter (role variant); Protector (role variant); Provider (role variant); Rational temperament; Supervisor (role variant); Teacher (role variant)
Myers-Briggs Type Indicators (MBTI) Types: Myers-Briggs Type Indicator; ENFJ; ENFP; ENTJ; ENTP; ESFJ; ESFP; ESTJ; ESTP; INFJ; INFP; INTJ; ISFJ; ISFP; ISTJ; ISTP (personality type); Jungian cognitive functions