May 4, 2010
How to analyze someones characteristics with their personality and behavior?
This is know as Behavioural Analysis. With this you can judge a lot about an individual by carefully observing her or him. Everything a person does, speaking, writing, socializing, activities, reflect of on the persons characteristics. If we can somehow get to know that we can get to at least guess a lot about the individual!
I can do this to quite a degree by observing someone, their ways, their eyes, expression, reactions etc.
So how to do this in a more scientific and organized way and how to achieve perfection?
I do not mean Perfection as in I know everything of the other person; that is sheer impossible what I do mean is how to be as accurate as possible!
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There is no such thing as perfection, because perfection is subjective. You can learn a lot about a person by watching how they behave but that doesn’t mean you know everything about them
that is true all you have to do is watch how people behave but just don`t make it to the pint where you stalk them
You need to spend the time. Vary the setting. Invent some tests. Example questions: “Were you a happy child?” “Why?” “What is your favorite thing to do when you have free time?” “Why?”
Work these into your conversations. Make note of the answers, later.
Wow….sounds like you’ve got protecting your heart down to a science! They say that if you aren’t making mistakes then you aren’t doing anything at all. Don’t let your heart run away with your head BUT don’t be afraid to listen to your heart either. It’s ok to take an “educated” chance.
I think that the best way to really observe a person is in a non-clinical setting. Say, at a Flea Market, restaurant or theater.
Why would you want to analyze someone unless you are a therapist, and the you should have clinical hours enough on the subject.