[PSYC200] 21. Personality Part 1: Introduction

Dr. Chris Grace discusses human personality. He explains how it is defined and studied by psychologists and some of the tools psychologists use to measure it. Dr. Grace shares the significance of personality and why it is important to psychology.
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[@satchmuchiriri8322]

Power of story telling in teaching. He is the greatest at that.

[@PracticalPsychologyTips]

I would pay good money to let this guy teach me. On another note, he really reminds me of Ross from Friends :)

[@poseidon5989]

Omg Psychology Ross

[@C3yl0]

I agree with you

[@jesslapierre5012]

sameeee!!!!

[@nhutchins100]

He reminds me of my 5th grade teacher. I never had such a good report card as when I was in his class. Obviously has a passion for teaching.

[@priyankasharma9902]

He does ! :)

[@lavendarh1761]

oh my god, I just opened this video to see if he can explain it differently (after my prof got my head into chaos ), now I completed 37 minutes without realizing or getting bored! The way he brings and connects definitions is extremely amazing! like he raps everything interestingly and clearly! no one should teach psychology other than him! this is a life saver!

[@ivanooze1049]

I was lucky to have a professor that I absolutely loved for Personality Theory, but that's awesome that this dude also exists and puts his lectures on youtube!

[@nhutchins100]

You are spot on. This man is a miracle worker. LOL I have the same situation going on right now.

[@denisseandrade8288]

I have been following him just for fun! I love learning about psychology. These students are so lucky to have him!

[@chaitrak.r9672]

I wish I had a professor like him. He's just awesome!!

[@Ramadmurthy]

I am encouraged with your brevity. (This sentence fascinating as it is different from surface meaning. )

[@rijutanarang3189]

ikr

[@nhutchins100]

I just have to say that I love the teaching style of this man. Right now I am a returning student taking these classes at a secular college, of which I had a great GPA, until I decided to go back. I'm taking this exact class online right now and I have a 'good enough' teacher that holds higher standards for her students than herself. Her videos are blah. It is blowing all my hard work in the past (GPA) to smithereenes. I am so thankful that this man is teaching this and Biola is allowing his vids on YT. I just might consider a transfer next year to Biola (in my state), instead of local, when I'm ready for university.

[@shripujasiddamsetty]

Oh my god. So much in detail. So beautiful. I wish all my classes we so much in detail. Really a delight to listen to you. Very calm and relaxing session.

[@drhamdaankhan3691]

Absolutely 👍

[@Biggdogg59]

Great teacher, some people are natural for their profession.

[@PatrickBateman1987]

bullshit

[@kgalalelomiah8161]

Very true

[@clefftech2640]

This guy is really talented.. I envy the class. The students must be really lucky

[@cathie223]

Exceptional conversation, as it clearly addresses the essentials and concerns we should have when selecting people who we choose to spend a majority of time with in our lives, which seems to be an untapped learning curve for our society; hence, a society steeped in relational dysfunction aka divorce.
It’s obvious we must be selective, and gravitate to those who have a pattern of listening, and a willingness for sharing sound advice consistently, which will inevitably develop our personal growth and development in all areas of Life.
School’s of thoughts and conversations - our circles of influence - of highest interest for us to prioritize.
Thank you for shared messaging, as our freedom to be authentic and genuine in our interests and our selection of people who we choose to spend quality time with is critical. Understandably, complete alignment in all matters of discussion is not necessary, yet similarities between our schools of thoughts, similar behaviors, convictions, principles, values, and predictable dispositions a gauge of whom is a good fit for cohesiveness in our relationships.

[@shripujasiddamsetty]

Any more links by the professor do share link with me

[@meniliktesfaye4152]

V.good explanation thank you

[@Batman-yo4hf]

I had so much fun watching this!!

[@nkinyori]

Such a great professor!!!!!

[@monicachochinov5466]

I wonder if he is still t Biola?

[@shelfofascribe]

He is :)

[@bibishabouayad9284]

You are the best ! Thank you!!!!

[@people96119]

thank you

[@kisakaamos4128]

much goood....detailed expanations

[@blueberry7899]

This guys takes such pleasure in the motorcycle acident, its creepy

[@kaylabean3693]

Yeah it’s like when I’m watching a movie with a happy ending, but he’s talking about how people died

[@Alex3000...]

This guy is a comedian

[@pinkydesirn6704]

Great

[@alute5532]

Person's fluids
Melancholic
Phlegmatic
Sanguine

[@chikemadekwe5737]

Long way round

[@B_Main]

to many motorcycle memories

[@yudhakr]

tragic

[@jvzyl9350]

This is just awful

[@drhamdaankhan3691]

How??

[@jvzyl9350]

Same old conservative perspective on personality without a thought of the variability of an individual's nature.

[@Grimfaxe]

Interesting subject, but very annoying voice..