Humans personality

Ebstein RP (2006) The molecular genetic architecture of human personality beyond self-report questionnaires. Mol Psychiatry 11(5) 427 45... 

Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis, made many contributions to the science of psychology. One of his greatest contributions was his theory of the personality. According to Freud, the human personality is made up of three parts the id. the ego, and the superego. 

Ebstein, R.P., Novick, O., Umansky, R., Priel, B., Osher, Y., Blaine, D., Bennett, E.R., Nemanov, L., Katz, M., and Belmaker, R.H. (1996) Dopamine D4 receptor (D4DR) exon III polymorphism associated with the human personality trait of novelty seeking. Nat Genet 12 78-80. 

In response it might be argued that restrictions on the actions of companies should be regarded as restrictions on the actions of the real human persons who own or run them, and that therefore the harm principle can appropriately be applied. However, it is questionable whether a company is the human individuals who own it or run it, and thus that the freedom of these individuals is restricted by restrictions on the company. A case for the identity of a company with particular human individuals can probably be made with respect to small, private companies. In such companies one or a small number of individuals is clearly responsible for what the company does and can be said to be the company. But this case is less easily made for large corporations, owned by anonymous shareholders, where it is difficult to hold to account any particular individuals for the actions of the company.10 In such companies all the key individual human beings may change while the company remains the same company. 

Ebstein, Richard P, Lubov Nemanov, Ilya Klotz, Inga Gritsenko, and Robert H. Belmaker. 1997a. "Additional Evidence for an Association Between the Dopamine D4 Receptor (D4DR) Exon III Repeat Polymorphism and the Human Personality Trait of Novelty Seeking." Molecular Psychiatry 2 417-19. 

Eysenck, Hans J. 1953.77tr Structure of Human Personality. New York Wiley. 

The human personality is like a diamond and has many facets, and I think what s happened to me or to Letty and Matilda by talking to them is that you discover that your homosexuality is just a facet of your behavior and that it s allowed to be a facet that s dominating, and there s no reason for that. 

Some of the arenaviruses, such as Lassa and Machupo, can cause secondary human person-to-person transmission, including nosocomial transmission. Humans can transmit the infection to other humans through direct contact with blood or other excretions. Airborne transmission or transmission through contact with contaminated objects, such as medical equipment, can also cause disease (49). 

Considering humans personal experiences, it is easy to comprehend that whenever a chain of ICRs or an acquired drive is in operation the biochemical chain of events that proceeds in this functional state is inseparable from... 

Shamanic pragmatism asserts that, in their own space, the "Archons" are as alive as we are in ours. One could as well designate human personality as "a set of illusions about reality focused in a physical body." (Enlightenment is the absence of illusion described as a Clear Light, this is a state too transcendent to be normally associated with differentiated personalities, or bodies made of flesh and blood. It follows then that we are all embodied illusions, hardly more substantive than the images we meet with in our heads.) Far from being a mystical fantasy, this view of physical reality has become a commonplace of modern physics ... 

This chapter is dedicated to the memory of Prof. Saul Patai, a humane person, educator and outstanding scientist. 

Joined with intuition, moral sense, aesthetic sense and intelligence, the sense of the Divine give the human personality it full flowering. Now, it is doubtful whether success in life demands the maximum, integral development of each of our physiological, intellectual, affective and spiritual activities. The spirit is both reason and sentiment, and we should love beauty and knowledge as much as moral beauty, that of pure form equally to that of action. In this, Plato was right when he declared that to merit the name of Man, one should have created a child, planted a tree, written a book, . 

An ideological identification exerts a true hold on us precisely when we maintain an awareness that we are not fully identical to it, that there is a rich human person beneath it not all is ideology, beneath the ideological mask, I am also a human person is the very form of ideology, of its practical efficiency. (1997, 21)... 

Salmonella Typhi lives only in humans. Persons with typhoid fever carry the bacteria in their bloodstream and intestinal tract. In addition, a small number of persons, called carriers, recover from typhoid fever but continue to carry the bacteria. Both ill persons and carriers shed S. Typhi in their feces (stool). 

The human personal space is made up of cubical cubits about 46 cm on a side (at least for British and Americans). When standing, a person is about 4 cubits high (Figure 6.11.1), stacked one on top of the other (Scheflen and Ashcroft, 1976). When sitting in a chair, the four cubits include one to the front (Figure 6.11.2). This is the space that is considered to be violated if another person comes... 

Human personality and animal temperament are traits related to overall anotional manifestations. We all know that humans have different personalities we also have been in contact with animals of different temperament. Different breeds of dogs, for instance, often have stereotyped temperaments that lead us to expectations about how they will act. Law enforconent agencies and societies for the blind have made particular use of these traits when training police dogs or seeing-eye dogs, respectively. 

This spirit is a certain vision of man, of the world, of life. It involves a deep respect for the human person and his freedom, what I could call the freedom of the children of God. One consequence is a deep sense of human fraternity. This creates a certain type of relationship between colleagues, between the professors and the... 

In vivo effects of VAA-1 on cellular parameters of natural immunity in animal models and in healthy human persons... 

Badiou is well aware that his ethical reflections on the distinction between the all-too-human person and the immortal subject of truth... 

Eysenck, H. J., The Structure of Human Personality, 3rd ed., Methuen, London, 1976. 

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