human behavior.

Behavior.

• Concept:
• Conduct.
• Any human activity that is observable by another person.
• How to carry a person with regard to moral or social rules.
• Part or manner in which men rule her life or direct their actions.
• Manner in which it expresses and behavior.
• The behavior is not just a mere set of interactions stimulus -
response, but an individual disposition towards certain stimuli
elicit a response from person to person. "A person can react
a stimulus differently than others. "
The behavior requires an external manifestation in the world or reality.
The social environment modifies the response and the individual influences, also, to the environment
which is found and for which he is surrounded.

Conduct disorder: a manifestation of improper conduct to the
reality of the person and the context in which it occurs.

                                                                  

Personality.

The person is the element that reflects the behavior.
• Concept:
or is the whole psycho-physical qualities that distinguish a being from another.
or man as a person, besides being an individual with a complex
organism with sensory-motor function, is the image given of himself
(representation of a paper.)
or aspects to emphasize:
Unit or elements that constitute a peculiar and unique stamp.
or How to respond to stimuli and circumstances of life, where
see how other qualities stand out, these being that
characterize the subject.
and integrates all the psychic functions and results in "the behavior.
or consists of one set of physical, psychological,
social, cultural and spiritual show a peculiar stamp, style
own way of being, ie, a personality profile

                                                                         

Ideal personality traits:

1. Be realistic: Know your abilities and limitations.
2. Having a model of identity and learning.
3. Naturalness: display as is, eliminating aspects
negative difficult coexistence.
4. Having a life plan that has an internal consistency.
5. Psychological stability: a balance between emotional and intellectual life,
correct performance between heart and head.
6. Having temporary organization: living in the present, taking the past
full of hope for the future.
7. Owning one's own: to take charge of your own life.
8. Mature sexuality.
9. Healthy body composition and physiological: free from disease
serious.