Personality Development Practices

Definition

Personality development practices refer to the methods and strategies used to shape or enhance an individual's personality traits, characteristics, and behaviors.

Related terms

Ethical Concerns:

These are issues or dilemmas related to moral principles that may arise when using behaviorist methods in personality development practices.

Informed Consent:

This term refers to the process of obtaining permission from individuals before engaging them in any activities or treatments related to their personal growth or character development.

Confidentiality:

Refers to the ethical principle of keeping personal information shared during personality development practices private and protected.