Personality Traits: Secondary Capacities

Created by OREGONLEATHERBOY 

Secondary Capacities:
Build upon and enhance primary capacities:
Physical: Fine motor skills, complex coordination, athleticism, manipulation of tools and objects, sensory refinement (e.g., musical ear).	Emotional: Complex emotional understanding and regulation, empathy, self-awareness, moral reasoning.	Social: Cooperation, communication, negotiation, conflict resolution, building and maintaining relationships.
Cognitive: Creativity, abstract reasoning, complex problem-solving, critical thinking, metacognition (thinking about thinking), advanced language skills.		Vary greatly between individuals: These abilities are influenced by genetics, environment, upbringing, and individual experiences.
Contribute to overall well-being and quality of life: They allow us to engage with the world in more nuanced and fulfilling ways.
	Secondary Capacities
	Cleanliness
Cleanliness refers to the state of being clean, free from dirt, germs, or impurities.		It encompasses maintaining personal hygiene, tidiness, and cleanliness in one's surroundings. Cleanliness is an essential aspect of human life as it promotes good health, prevents the spread of diseases, and creates a pleasant and organized environment.
Conscientiousness
Conscientiousness is the quality of being diligent, thorough, and attentive to details.	It involves taking responsibility for one's actions and ensuring that tasks are completed with care and precision.	Conscientious individuals are reliable and strive for excellence in their work.
	Diligence
Diligence refers to the persistent and careful effort put into accomplishing tasks or goals.		It involves working diligently and consistently, paying attention to details, and demonstrating a strong work ethic. Diligent individuals are committed to achieving success through hard work and perseverance.
	Faithfulness
Faithfulness is the quality of being loyal, trustworthy, and dependable.	It involves fulfilling commitments, keeping promises, and remaining steadfast in one's relationships or responsibilities. Faithful individuals are reliable and can be counted on to uphold their obligations.
	Honesty
Honesty is the quality of being truthful, sincere, and transparent in one's actions and communications.		It involves speaking the truth, acting with integrity, and avoiding deception or dishonesty. Honest individuals are trustworthy and value ethical behavior.
	Justice
Justice refers to the fair treatment of individuals based on principles of equality, impartiality, and righteousness.	It involves upholding moral rights and ensuring that everyone is treated equitably under the law. Justice encompasses notions of fairness, accountability, and respect for human rights.
	Obedience
Obedience refers to the act of following instructions or orders willingly and without resistance.		It involves complying with rules, regulations, or authority figures. Obedience is often associated with discipline and respect for authority.
	Orderliness
Orderliness is the state of being well-organized, neat, and systematic.	It involves arranging things in a structured manner and maintaining tidiness in one's surroundings. Orderliness promotes efficiency, reduces clutter, and enhances productivity.
	Politeness
Politeness is the quality of being courteous, respectful, and considerate towards others.		It involves using polite language, displaying good manners, and showing kindness and empathy. Polite individuals prioritize the feelings and needs of others.
	Precision
Precision refers to the accuracy, exactness, and attention to detail in one's actions or work.	It involves being meticulous, thorough, and ensuring that tasks are performed with great accuracy. Precision is important in fields such as science, engineering, and medicine.
	Punctuality
Punctuality is the habit of being on time or completing tasks within the designated timeframe.		It involves respecting schedules, meeting deadlines, and honoring commitments. Punctual individuals value time management and understand the importance of being reliable.
	Reliability
Reliability refers to the quality of being trustworthy, consistent, and dependable.	It involves fulfilling obligations, keeping promises, and delivering results consistently.	Reliable individuals can be counted on to perform their duties effectively and consistently.
	Thrift
Thrift refers to the wise and careful use of resources, particularly money.		It involves avoiding wastefulness, practicing frugality, and making economical choices. Thrifty individuals prioritize saving money and using resources efficiently.