1. To know the historical and philosophical perspective of the study of personality
2. To understand cultural differences in understanding personality
3. To acquire knowledge about personality models and theories
4. To think about contemporary trends in personality psychology
5. To differentiate personality disorders
6. To cooperate with others in research projects, based on the knowledge acquired during the Psychology of Personality CU, in order to identify research questions, collect data, interpret results, infer conclusions and streamline the discussion on the topics investigated.
1. Concept of personality
Historical and philosophical approaches to the concept of Personality
Personality and cultural differences
Psychometric definition of personality
The consistency of personality and the dialectic state-trait
Trace theory (fundamentals)
The Big Five Theory
2. Personality Models
Psychodynamic models
Phenomenological / Humanistic models
Behavioral / Cognitive models
Integrative models, narratives and life stories
3. Contemporary trends in personality psychology
4. Personality disorders
Groupings of personality disorders: Types A, B, C
Characteristics and differential diagnosis of the main personality disorders
The methodologies privilege from theoretical exposure to active methodologies that go through the critical discussion of cases, research proposals and presentation of exploratory studies, based on the activation of a reflexive attitude in a learning space that questions students in their process of knowledge construction. The evaluation methods include three elements: a test (50%); an exploratory group research (35%); participation throughout the semester (15%).
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