In my clinical experience, personality is best understood as a communication and behavior style. Furthermore, respected sources like the American Psychological Association define personality as encompassing cognitive and emotional styles.
...the most widely recognized and predictive personality framework is the 'Big Five' personality traits... While it effectively describes behaviors and communication styles, it often fails to explain the underlying mechanisms or motivations behind these patterns.
It is tempting for anyone to create their own personality typing system, categorizing various styles on a simple spectrum. However, reducing personality to just four neurotransmitters or hormones is an oversimplification.
Just as having electricity in your home doesn't explain how the wiring operates across different rooms, the presence of these biological factors doesn't adequately represent the complexities of human interactions.
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