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personality processes

personality processes Personality processes are the dynamic ways personality is expressed and develops over time through ongoing interactions between a person and changing situations.

Personality processes are the dynamic ways personality is expressed and develops over time through ongoing interactions between a person and changing situations. In this context, they involve how situations shift, how people help maintain or alter those situations, and how these changes relate to later adjustment and behavior.

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Drafting source: Rauthmann John F.; Sherman Ryne A.. Situation Change: Stability and Change of Situation Variables between and within Persons. 2016; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2015.01938; article XML SHA-256 5bf96d65d68619fb3288ceb2b9222a122109b0caf3850eaca8ddc8b879ffea9b. “Situation Change: Stability and Change of Situation Variables between and within Persons” (10.3389/fpsyg.2015.01938).
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