Biological Factors

Today we will be talking about the distribution of personality and the different factors that influence personality development. Personality is influenced by internal factors, also known as psychological factors, as well as external or environmental factors. There are also biological factors, such as genetics, physical characteristics and natural temperament. Psychological factors include a person's thoughts, feelings, emotions, intelligence, abilities, goals and individual characteristics. These internal factors can influence the way a person responds to different situations. On the other hand, external factors are related to the environment in which a person lives. These can include family, friends, society, culture, education and social relationships. Even everyday conditions, such as weather, surroundings and the behaviour of people around us, can influence how we feel and behave at a particular time. The important point is that these factors do not work separately. They interact with one another throughout a person's life and can influence personality and behaviour. Therefore, personality is shaped by a combination of biological, psychological and environmental influences.