The Study of Personality and Time Perception

In the past, many studies have investigated the influence of personality on our mental abilities. For example, Hannon et al. (1995) I studied the extroversion and introversion effect on long-term and short-term memory. The results showed that outwardness is less error in short term and long term memory than introversion. In this research, we aimed to examine the influence of extroversion and introversion on temporal perception. Since the directional hypothesis suggests that there is a negative correlation between extroversion and temporal perception, it turns out that it is not so later and the hypothesis is rejected

In one study, it was shown that two different personality types have completely different perspectives on time. In order to prove this, researchers summarized each type of personality and asked them how long they thought they took in a minute. People of type A think that about 58 seconds have passed, and I think that about 77 seconds have passed for type B people.

The definition of my own personality is "essentialism". The true meaning of "Personality is a person" is "whether the astronomer is insufficient to study the composition of stars, regardless of how others look at his qualities or how to study them Of course, although there are stars, this is a difficult task Of course, in my definition, there is a possibility that people change over time or that their behavior may vary depending on the situation It does not deny. This person has an internal structure and a series of functions (variable, possible, possible) and I would like to study this structure (mode and growth 35)

The structure of this paper is as follows. First, let me introduce value, perception, and personality. Second, in short, what is my response to the situation given in case studies? Third, I will discuss how my values, perceptions, and personality traits affect my response to this situation. Finally, I will explain the recommendations and assumptions. Values ​​represent stability, long-term, and lasting belief in what is important in all situations. They are evaluation criteria that help to define what is correct, wrong or what is good or bad in the world (Sagie and Elizur, 2002, p. Values ​​determine our priorities, our preferences, and our wishes. They affect our motivation and decision-making. Values ​​are also beliefs. However, the following standards are different from other beliefs. It is useful as a guideline for culturally appropriate behavior that is relatively low in value, difficult to change, widely accepted by society members.