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Personality Psychology

• Systems Net Theory
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• Josep M. Lluís-Font
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Systems Net Theory (SNT)

• Teoría de la Personalidad y de las Inteligencias
  Múltiples
• Teoría biológica
• Teoría evolucionista
• Teoría integradora de teorías y paradigmas
• Teoría formulada en 25 enunciados

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Hierarchic trait structure in classical models
Psychological nomenclature
EXTRAVERSION
Sociability
Surgency
Activity
High self-esteem
Reward sensitivity
Positive emotions
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Hierarchic trait structure in classical models
Psychological and biological nomenclature
EXTRAVERSION (Approach system)
Sociability (Social system)
Surgency (Behavioral system)
Activity (Energetic system)
High self-esteem (Self-concept system)
Reward sensitivity (Instinctive system)
Positive emotions (Emotional system)
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Non-hierarchic trait structure in Systems Net
TheoryTypes of traits General dimensions,
specific dimensions and primary traits
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Personality structure in Systems Net Theory
Organizing axes
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Structural matrix of systems and traits in
Systems Net Theory
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Personality components in Systems Net Theory

• Cinco sistemas generales, funcionales,
  horizontales
• Cinco dimensiones generales originadas por la
  reactividad de esos sistemas
• Trece sistemas específicos, estructurales,
  pentafactoriales
• Trece dimensiones específicas originadas por la
  reactividad de esos sistemas
• Sesenta y cinco rasgos primarios originados por
  la activación simultánea de un sistema general y
  otro específico

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Illustration of an horizontal and a vertical
system
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Components of an horizontal system (Authors)
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Multiple intelligences in Systems Net Theory
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Multiple intelligences and cognitive styles in
Systems Net Theory
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The components of the three temperamental systems
in different authors

• Neurofisiológicos Los tres principales
  neurotransmisores (Cloninger, 1993)
• Somáticos Los tres tipos constitucionales
  (Kretschmer, 1922, Sheldon, 1942)
• Afectivos Las tres dimensiones PEN (Eysenck,
  1985)

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Systems Net Theory basic ideas

• Distinction between two types of biological
  systems
• General, functional, horizontal
• Specific, structural, pentafactorial, vertical
• Distinction between two types of general systems
• Three temperamental systems, oriented to survival
  (in humans and animals)
• Two self-regulation and integration systems
  (exclusive to homo sapiens)
• Distinction between the nature and the function
  of traits
• Justification of general and specific systems
  from the evolutionary theory
• Identification of traits from theoretical
  prediction
• Conceptualizing dimensions as a result of the
  reactivity of biological systems
• Conceptualizing primary traits as a result of the
  interaction of a general system and an specific
  one The specific system determines the nature of
  the trait, while the general system shapes its
  function

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Typology of the big-five general and functional
systems(32)
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Order of the Big-Five, according to different
authors
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Structure and dynamics of the three archaic
(independent) temperamental systems in animals
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Neurological connection of the three archaic
temperamental systems in homo sapiens (Transition
towards the five general systems)
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Origin of the specific or vertical systems in SNT
Temperamental systems
Regulating systems
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Structure and dynamics of a general, functional
and horizontal system
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Structure and dynamics of emotional system
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Structure and dynamics of psychomotor system
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Structure and dynamics of specialized cognitive
system
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Structure and dynamics of personality in Systems
Net Theory
Symbolic FigurativeS Semantic


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