Personality Traits: Primary Capacities

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Primary Capacities: Essential for survival and basic functioning: Physical: Locomotion, perception (vision, hearing, touch, taste, smell), basic motor skills, immune response, biological needs (breathing, eating, sleeping). Cognitive: Learning, memory, attention, problem-solving, decision-making, language comprehension and production (basic communication). Emotional: Recognizing and expressing emotions, forming attachments, experiencing basic emotions like fear, joy, sadness. Foundation for higher-level abilities: These capacities serve as the building blocks for more complex skills and behaviors. Primary Capacities Certitude Certitude is a state of absolute certainty or conviction about something. It refers to a strong belief or assurance in the truth, validity, or reliability of a particular idea, concept, or proposition. Certitude is often associated with a high level of confidence and trust in one's knowledge or understanding of a given subject. Confidence Confidence is a feeling of self-assurance and belief in one's abilities, qualities, or judgments. It involves having trust in oneself and being certain about one's capabilities to achieve success or handle different situations effectively. Confidence is often built through experience, knowledge, and positive self-perception. Contact Contact refers to the act of touching or communicating with someone or something. It can involve physical interaction, such as touching or connecting with another person, object, or surface. Contact can also refer to communication through various means, including verbal, written, or electronic channels. Doubt Doubt is a state of uncertainty or lack of conviction about the truth, validity, or reliability of something. It involves questioning or hesitating in accepting a particular belief, idea, or proposition. Doubt can arise from various factors such as insufficient evidence, conflicting information, personal biases, or lack of confidence in one's own judgment. Faith Faith is a strong belief or trust in someone or something without requiring proof or evidence. It often involves religious or spiritual beliefs and encompasses a sense of loyalty, devotion, and reliance on a higher power or divine entity. Faith can also extend to trust and confidence in other people, ideas, or principles. Hope Hope is an optimistic attitude and expectation for positive outcomes in the future. It involves having confidence and trust that things will improve or turn out well despite current challenges or difficulties. Hope provides motivation and resilience during challenging times and encourages individuals to pursue their goals and aspirations. Love Love is often associated with selflessness, sacrifice, and a sense of connection. Love is an intense feeling of deep affection, care, and attachment towards someone or something. Love can be directed towards family members, friends, romantic partners, pets, or even non-living objects. Love encompasses various emotions such as warmth, compassion, tenderness, and desire. Modelling Modelling refers to the process of creating a representation or simulation of a system, concept, or phenomenon. It involves constructing a simplified version that captures the essential features or behaviors of the original entity. Modelling is commonly used in various fields such as science, engineering, economics, and psychology to understand complex systems and make predictions or decisions based on the model's output. Patience Patience is the ability to remain calm and composed in the face of challenges, delays, or difficulties. It involves having tolerance and understanding towards situations that require time or effort to resolve. Patience allows individuals to persevere and maintain a positive attitude while waiting for desired outcomes or dealing with obstacles. Sexuality Sexuality refers to an individual's sexual orientation, preferences, desires, and behaviors. Sexuality is a complex and personal aspect of human identity that can vary widely among individuals. It encompasses various aspects such as attraction to others (heterosexuality, homosexuality, bisexuality), gender identity (male, female), and sexual expression (intimacy, arousal). Time Time is a fundamental dimension that measures the sequence of events and the duration between them. It provides a framework for organizing and understanding the order of occurrences in the universe. Time can be perceived subjectively and experienced differently depending on cultural, psychological, and physiological factors. It plays a crucial role in various disciplines such as physics, philosophy, psychology, and history. Trust Trust is a belief or confidence in the reliability, integrity, or honesty of someone or something. It involves relying on another person's actions or words without constant verification or monitoring. Trust is built through consistent behavior, transparency, open communication, and fulfilling commitments over time. It forms the foundation of healthy relationships and social interactions. Unity Unity refers to the state of being united or joined together as a whole. It involves the integration and cooperation of different individuals, groups, or elements to achieve a common goal or purpose. Unity promotes harmony, collaboration, and mutual support among diverse entities. It is often associated with shared values, collective identity, and a sense of belonging. :
Essential for survival and basic functioning:
Physical: Locomotion, perception (vision, hearing, touch, taste, smell), basic motor skills, immune response, biological needs (breathing, eating, sleeping).	Cognitive: Learning, memory, attention, problem-solving, decision-making, language comprehension and production (basic communication).	Emotional: Recognizing and expressing emotions, forming attachments, experiencing basic emotions like fear, joy, sadness.
Foundation for higher-level abilities: These capacities serve as the building blocks for more complex skills and behaviors.
	Primary Capacities
	Certitude
Certitude is a state of absolute certainty or conviction about something.		It refers to a strong belief or assurance in the truth, validity, or reliability of a particular idea, concept, or proposition. Certitude is often associated with a high level of confidence and trust in one's knowledge or understanding of a given subject.
	Confidence
Confidence is a feeling of self-assurance and belief in one's abilities, qualities, or judgments.	It involves having trust in oneself and being certain about one's capabilities to achieve success or handle different situations effectively. Confidence is often built through experience, knowledge, and positive self-perception.
	Contact
Contact refers to the act of touching or communicating with someone or something.	It can involve physical interaction, such as touching or connecting with another person, object, or surface.	Contact can also refer to communication through various means, including verbal, written, or electronic channels.
	Doubt
Doubt is a state of uncertainty or lack of conviction about the truth, validity, or reliability of something.		It involves questioning or hesitating in accepting a particular belief, idea, or proposition. Doubt can arise from various factors such as insufficient evidence, conflicting information, personal biases, or lack of confidence in one's own judgment.
	Faith
Faith is a strong belief or trust in someone or something without requiring proof or evidence.	It often involves religious or spiritual beliefs and encompasses a sense of loyalty, devotion, and reliance on a higher power or divine entity. Faith can also extend to trust and confidence in other people, ideas, or principles.
	Hope
Hope is an optimistic attitude and expectation for positive outcomes in the future.		It involves having confidence and trust that things will improve or turn out well despite current challenges or difficulties. Hope provides motivation and resilience during challenging times and encourages individuals to pursue their goals and aspirations.
	Love	Love is often associated with selflessness, sacrifice, and a sense of connection.
Love is an intense feeling of deep affection, care, and attachment towards someone or something.	Love can be directed towards family members, friends, romantic partners, pets, or even non-living objects.	Love encompasses various emotions such as warmth, compassion, tenderness, and desire.
	Modelling
Modelling refers to the process of creating a representation or simulation of a system, concept, or phenomenon.	It involves constructing a simplified version that captures the essential features or behaviors of the original entity.	Modelling is commonly used in various fields such as science, engineering, economics, and psychology to understand complex systems and make predictions or decisions based on the model's output.
	Patience
Patience is the ability to remain calm and composed in the face of challenges, delays, or difficulties.		It involves having tolerance and understanding towards situations that require time or effort to resolve. Patience allows individuals to persevere and maintain a positive attitude while waiting for desired outcomes or dealing with obstacles.
	Sexuality
Sexuality refers to an individual's sexual orientation, preferences, desires, and behaviors.	Sexuality is a complex and personal aspect of human identity that can vary widely among individuals.	It encompasses various aspects such as attraction to others (heterosexuality, homosexuality, bisexuality), gender identity (male, female), and sexual expression (intimacy, arousal).
	Time
Time is a fundamental dimension that measures the sequence of events and the duration between them.		It provides a framework for organizing and understanding the order of occurrences in the universe. Time can be perceived subjectively and experienced differently depending on cultural, psychological, and physiological factors. It plays a crucial role in various disciplines such as physics, philosophy, psychology, and history.
	Trust
Trust is a belief or confidence in the reliability, integrity, or honesty of someone or something.	It involves relying on another person's actions or words without constant verification or monitoring. Trust is built through consistent behavior, transparency, open communication, and fulfilling commitments over time. It forms the foundation of healthy relationships and social interactions.
	Unity
Unity refers to the state of being united or joined together as a whole. It involves the integration and cooperation of different individuals, groups, or elements to achieve a common goal or purpose. Unity promotes harmony, collaboration, and mutual support among diverse entities.