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Identity is a collection of beliefs (I identify as X, often context-free/in all contexts), whereas personality is a collection of functions (I behave like X, us
by phoe-krk 2y ago
Identity is a collection of beliefs (I identify as X, often context-free/in all contexts), whereas personality is a collection of functions (I behave like X, usually in a given context).
- AnimalMuppet 2y agoIdentity is a collection of beliefs that are considered a fundamental part of who you are. It is quite possible for one person to have certain beliefs, and have those beliefs be part of their identity, while another has the same beliefs but does not have them as part of their identity.
- fluoridation 2y agoI thought identity is who a person is, while personality is what a person is like.
- WalterSear 2y agoIdentity is who a person sees themselves to be.
- fluoridation 2y agoSo what's an identity card? ;)
- WalterSear 2y agoA malapropism. The term identity card is usually used to refer to an identification card.
- fluoridation 2y agoHow is it incorrect, when "identification" means "the act of establishing something's identity"?
- NoMoreNicksLeft 2y ago> Identity is a collection of beliefs Why would anyone over the age of 7 or so have beliefs? Are you all so good at life that you play it with a handicap, like some expert golfer slumming it with us losers?
- anon7725 2y agoI’m not exactly sure what you’re saying here, but I will note that even if you think you’re the world’s greatest Spock-like rationalist, you still have beliefs.
- carapace 2y agoOne interesting and useful model is Dilts': behaviour capabilities beliefs values identity Each level structures the level before it.