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21 גברא רבא
noted person, celebrated personality -
22 גדול-עולם
genius, prodigy; outstanding personality, famous -
23 ישות
entity, being, existence, substance; personality -
24 מבחן רורשאך
Rorschach test, type of psychological personality test, ink-blot test -
25 סכיזופרניה
(Psychology) schizophrenia, schizoidism, severe psychotic disorder characterized by psychosis (also characterized by agitation, catatonia, confusion, hallucinations, unusual behavior and extensive withdrawal) ; term used in an informal manner to indicate a split personality (Slang) -
26 עצמיות
individuality, character, personality, self; substance -
27 פרנולוג
n. phrenologist, one who analyzes personality traits according to the shape of one's skull -
28 פרסונולוג
n. personologist, one who is skilled in the science of personology; one who is trained to analyse a person's personality on the basis of the structure and form of his/her body -
29 רצייה חברתית
social desirability, (Psychology) personality characteristic that makes the individual acceptable in interpersonal or social relations (related to social status, social approval, social acceptance, popularity, leadership characteristics or any attribute making the person a desirable companion with regards to a society) -
30 שסעת
schizophrenia, (Psychology) severe psychotic disorder characterized by psychosis (also characterized by agitation, catatonia, confusion, hallucinations, unusual behavior and extensive withdrawal) ; term used in an informal manner to indicate a split personality (Slang)
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