Rajapova Hilola Komiljon qizi; Sherimbetova Zamira

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Rajapova Hilola Komiljon qizi 2nd year student of the specialty of Pedagogy and psychology, Nukus Innovation Institute, Uzbekistan
Sherimbetova Zamira Associate professor of the Department of Pedagogy, psychology and foreign languages of the Nukus Institute of Innovation, Uzbekistan

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Personality traits, enduring patterns, thoughts

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The study of human character and personality is a vast and intricate field within psychology that seeks to unravel the complexities of what makes each individual unique. From behavior patterns to emotional responses, cognitive processes to self-perception, the psychological characteristics that define human character play a crucial role in shaping our thoughts, feelings, and actions. In this article, we will explore the underlying factors that contribute to the development of human character, shedding light on the diverse traits and tendencies that make each person a complex and dynamic individual.

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EXPLORING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HUMAN CHARACTER

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