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Personality Differences Of First-Year Law Students Using The Theory Of Mental Self-Government, Charles Angelo Licata
Personality Differences Of First-Year Law Students Using The Theory Of Mental Self-Government, Charles Angelo Licata
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Thinking styles are described as ones conscious attempt to develop an awareness of stimuli within the surrounding environment. They reflect on the way we perceive, interpret, and integrate information, as well as influence the quality of information we supply to others. At the same time, personality traits have become important factors in understanding the preferences people may feel towards their careers, lifestyles, and quality of life. Furthermore, Myers and Briggs (1984) linked personality to the way we perceive and think about the environment by developing a new model of personality and thinking, which was based on the research and theories …