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Culture Influences Character and Vice-Versa

June 8, 2022Aggression, conscience, empathy, Entitlement, Integrity, Mental Health, Narcissism, Personality and Character, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychology, Relationships, Responsibility, Social Issuescharacter, culture, entitlement, norms, traditions, valuesDr. Simon

How Culture Influences Character Culture influences character development in many ways. Various values, norms, and traditions largely define a culture. And cultures invariably promote these things and their embrace by constituents. (Cultures also tend to punish failures to embrace these things!) Consequently, culture has a lot to do with the attitudes folks form and the … Continue reading Culture Influences Character and Vice-Versa →

Cultivating and Nurturing Character Integrity

February 17, 2021conscience, Entitlement, Integrity, Mental Health, Personality and Character, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychology, Relationships, Responsibility, Social Issuescharacter disturbance, character integrity, decency, Lobos Con Piel De Cordero, personality, relationships, valuesDr. Simon

Character integrity is the degree to which we commit ourselves to important principles and upright conduct.

Empowering Attitudes for a Lifetime

November 11, 2020Abuse, Covert-Aggression, Depression, Empowerment, Integrity, Manipulation, Manipulators, Narcissism, Personality and Character, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychological Manipulation, Psychology, Relationships, Self-Esteem, Social Issues, Spiritualitybehavior, covert-aggressors, empowering attitudes, loving, principle, tactics, valuesDr. Simon

Empowering attitudes are ways of looking at life and the world that are both freeing and confidence building.

Likeability Does Not Necessarily Reflect Good Character

October 7, 2020conscience, empathy, Integrity, Manipulators, Narcissism, Personality and Character, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychology, Relationships, Responsibility, Social Issues, Spiritualitycharacter, decency, empathy, likeability, personality, valuesDr. Simon

Likeability is a highly attractive personality trait. But just being likeable doesn’t make a person a decent character.

The Death of Neurosis?

April 8, 2010Neurotics, Personality and Character Disorders, Relationshipscharacter, character disorder, character disturbance, distorted thinking, impulse control, impulsive behavior, impulsivity, insight, neurosis, neurotic, personality, personality disorder, Unhealthy Relationships, valuesDr. Simon

Mature, adult life is all about being guided in your actions by values and sound judgment as opposed to letting your urges and impulses run the show.

Freedom and Character are Inseparable

March 6, 2009Personality and Character Disorderscharacter, character crisis, constitution, cultural norms, culture, freedom, patriotic songs, patriotism, principles, responsibility, valuesDr. Simon

If people of character are given opportunity and freedom, greatness and prosperity inevitably follows. When people abuse the freedoms they have and behave recklessly and irresponsibly, all of society suffers.

Dr. George Simon

Author, Public Speaker, Consultant, Character Development Coach, Composer

Tag Archives: values

The Death of Neurosis?

Freedom and Character are Inseparable