Lecture 1 - Personality: Definition, concepts and overview Lecture 2 - Research methods in personality psychology Lecture 3 - Personality Assessment - Introduction Lecture 4 - Methods of Personality Assessment Lecture 5 - Genetics, Physiology and Personality Lecture 6 - Evolutionary psychology and personality Lecture 7 - The concept of traits and the person-situation debate Lecture 8 - Cattell’s Sixteen Personality Factor and Eysenck’s three super traits Lecture 9 - The five factor model and beyond Lecture 10 - Psychoanalysis - 1 Lecture 11 - Psychoanalysis - 2 Lecture 12 - Behaviorism and Personality 1: Classical conditioning and personality Lecture 13 - Behaviorism and personality 2: Operant conditioning and personality Lecture 14 - Humanistic psychology, Maslow and Personality Lecture 15 - Rogers theory of Personality Lecture 16 - Kelly’s personal construct theory Lecture 17 - Bandura’s social-cognitive theory Lecture 18 - Mini cognitive theories of personality Lecture 19 - Gender and personality Lecture 20 - Culture and personality Lecture 21 - Stability and change of personality Lecture 22 - Personality development 1: Erickson’s Psychosocial Stages of Personality Development Lecture 23 - Personality development 2: Attachment and personality development Lecture 24 - Positive personality trait: Character strengths Lecture 25 - Positive personality trait: Resilient Personality Lecture 26 - Positive personality trait: Empathy Lecture 27 - Positive personality trait: Kindness Lecture 28 - Personality, Stress, and physical health Lecture 29 - Personality and mental health Lecture 30 - Personality, career and workplace Lecture 31 - Personality and interpersonal relationships