PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT FOR DEFENCE ASPIRANTS

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        PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT IS MUST    
Personality is the combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual’s distinctive character.  Personality can be defined in different ways, depending on whether we focus on the individual or on people in general. If we focus on people in general, then we can define personality in terms of individual differences — that is, the range of different styles of thinking, feeling and acting. Just as human beings can differ a great deal in terms of their physical traits (height, weight, hair, and so on), they also differ in terms of mental and behavioural traits.
If we focus on the personality of a specific individual, we can define it as that person’s particular set of enduring dispositions or long-term tendencies to think, feel and act in particular ways.

Military Can Change Personality

“One of the goals of the military to break down the mentality you had in the outside world, and they’re going to build you up as a soldier,”said Josh Jackson, an assistant professor of psychology at Washington University in St. Louis. “If you’re going to find some life experience leading to changes in personality traits, it seems like one of the best environments for that to happen would be the military experience.”
Developing personality is not easy as it is shaped by many factors like:
  • Way one is brought up
  • Educational qualifications and studies done
  • Family background and social status
  • Way of thinking and living and the people one is surrounded with

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