Biological Perspective of the Personality Traits
The biological perspective of personality posits that humans are genetically predisposed to the genes, environment, and life experiences that form certain traits of personality. The idea of nature shaping personality traits from the biological perspective emphasizes how genes could form a personality, how behaviour reflects significant temperaments, and how genes can enhance personality traits. Moreover, this perspective proposes that biological structures including the brain, genes, and neurotransmitters determine the behavior

