Kişiliğin Biyolojisi

Ki ilik, genetik ve memetik sistemlerin etkile im arayüzüdür. Bireyler aras farkl l klar n organizma düzeyindeki göstergesi, zeka-yetenek ve ki ilik motiflerinin çe itlili idir. Genetik sistemlerdeki polimorfizm, ki ili in ve bireysel farkl l klar n biyolojik kökenleriyle ili kilidir. Reptilian, mezolimbik ve neokorteks eklinde üç bölüme ayr lan beyin bölgelerinin ve sa -sol yar mkürelerindeki bask nlgösterilmi tir. Ki ilik özellikleri ile monoaminlerin ortalama düzeyleri aras nda güçlü korelasyonlar vard r. Ki ilik özelliklerindeki varyasyonun önemli bir yüzdesi, genetik faktörlerden kaynaklanmaktad r. Ki ili in biyolojik boyutlar na dair yap lan ara t rmalar, insan do as ndaki de i ebilir ve de i emez elementlerin ne oldu uyla derinden ba lant l bir problem olan kal t m m çevre mi konusunda bir uzla ya var lmas n h zland racakt r

Kişiliğin Biyolojisi

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