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Social psychologist Teresa E. DiDonato explains how our personality traits change as our lives change.
Can our personality change during our lifetime? Yes, according to Teresa E. DiDonato, a social psychologist and professor of psychology at Loyola University of Maryland (United States), who, in an article published on the website. Psychology today on March 11, describes how certain major “relationship events,” such as the birth of a child or divorce, can trigger the development of our personality traits.
At first glance, the person’s character seems to be petrified. That extroverted friend, that neurotic parent… Haven’t they always been like that? “Research shows again and again that the worlds we live in can have surprising effects on seemingly stable aspects of the self, such as personality,” the social psychologist emphasizes at the beginning of the article. More precisely, here it is based on the findings of recent studies (2023) that have examined variations in five basic personality traits more…
Source: Le Figaro
