Dimensions of Personality
1 Physical
— This dimension refers to the physical appearance of an individual or the
way an individual’s personality is assumed by the way they look physically. Some
of the examples for this area are one’s mode of dressing, manner of walking,
posture, body build, health, complexion, and facial expression.
2 Emotional
— This dimension refers to how an individual feels in every situation which
is akin to their personality. It is also closely related to emotional stability-which is
the ability to control emotions under stressful circumstances. It means that one
must have proper control over various emotions such as fear, anger, disgust,
distress, amusement, or happiness.
3 Social
— This dimension refers to how well an individual communicates with other
people and how well he observes the rules of etiquette that govern society. This
area includes having good manners, doing the right thing at the right time, acting
appropriately, to get along well with others in the social dimension of personality.
4 Mental/Intellectual
— This dimension refers to an individual’s intellectual capacity—how a
person talks, the range of ideas he can express, the topics he can talk about,
values, and mental alertness that proves evidence of one’s mental capacity.
Intellectuality capacity also varies in each individual and their personalities, like
how it depends on their innate intelligence and the kind of education they learn
that influences their personality
5 Moral
— This dimension of personality refers to an individual’s awareness of the
difference between what is wrong and right. It involves personality traits that guide
an individual into making decisions and judgments, based on their understanding
of their experiences.
6 Spiritual
— This dimension of personality refers to an individual’s consciousness of
the higher values in life. The spiritual area of our personality is deeply bound with
all dimensions of personality, it helps an individual to realize that peace and
happiness are one of their goals.