CHARACTER
Definition
noun | char·ac·ter | \ ˈker-ik-tər' \
1. The aggregate of features and traits that form the individual nature of some person or thing.
2. One such feature or trait; characteristic.
About
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Consists of 24 measurable character traits (below)
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Predictive of human response
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Drives emotions and feelings
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Provides understanding of the emotional response: “the why”
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Grounded in science through decades of research from humanistic psychology

CHARACTER vs. EMOTION...WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
Character
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Drives emotion, thought, and behavior
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Examples:
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Citizenship: you excel as a member of a group; loyal
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Leadership: you excel at encouraging a group to get things done
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Forgiveness: being merciful toward transgressions of others; accept the shortcomings of individuals, events and actions
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Fairness: treating all people fairly; are just
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Emotion
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Drives ephemeral behavior and action
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Feelings as a result of something
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Positive: happy and excited
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Negative: sad and scared
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Humans then rationalize these behaviors via their thoughts
