GEORGE STEINBRENNER

George Steinbrenner: The Big 5 Dimensions of Leadership

Personality is the set of traits that define a person "all the shapes and characteristic ways of facing the middle of an individual." Within the personality includes temperament and character. The human personality has been studied, however there are multiple theories on it with different concepts.

Erik Erikson (1902-1994) was born near Franfort, studied in Vienna and immigrated to Boston. Transformed developmental stages proposed by Freud. He stated that the development does not stop at the early age of 20, but lasts from infancy to old age. At every stage of life faces a task, and as a result you get a success or a failure. Unlike Freud, he argued that the tasks of life are developed in a social context and are favored or hindered by it.

For Erikson, the "I" is part of the mind that gives coherence to conscious and unconscious experiences. It is an organized capacity arising from the genetic background, sociocultural and historical context of each individual. The development of self originates in eight stages that occur within a strict Conolog. Each stage includes its own vital cisis, a crucial period in which the individual makes a decisive turn one way or another, and provides new opportunities to develop the ego strength or basic virtues. At each level, the personality becomes more complex.

The Big Five:

The model of the five dimensions of personality. The purpose of this is classified more reliably with the following features: emotional, unscrupulous, empathy, setting and openness to experience, discussed one by one.

When we talk about emotions in a dimension level, include leadership traits, and extraversion. 1) persons marked with key features marked as interested in taking the lead and run through competition and influence. 2) it has been emotional in ...