Personality in Motion: How Values, Energy, and Conscious Choice Shape Identity
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Human behavior and personality are shaped by a mix of biology, psychology, and social influences. Emotions like love and hate stem from brain chemicals like oxytocin, linking biology to emotional well-being. This study explores emotions through instincts, entropy, and quantum mechanics, combining insights from biology, psychology, and physics to understand emotional stability. The findings show that emotions are deeply personal, influenced by body chemistry, life experiences, and environment. To maintain emotional balance and personal growth, it’s important to align values, beliefs, and actions. Achieving emotional well-being requires effort, through healthy habits like good nutrition, exercise, mindfulness, and value alignment. Concepts from quantum mechanics and thermodynamics help explain the complexity of emotions, highlighting the need to nurture positivity and reduce emotional chaos.
Source: JURNAL PIJAR MIPA
Author: Jawad Alzeer
Institution: Palestine Polytechnic University
Language: English
Subfield: Social Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: gold
Estimated APC paid: $26
OpenAlex ID: W4408412704