Lowry 's True Colors System

early strong attachment and family warmth enabled me to establish and maintain a number of close friendships with others.

In a perfect world, everyone should be a real friend. But, for these a list of traits should be reached and, unfortunatelly, most of the people don’t own the necessary characteristics.

True Colors uses colors to identify four distinct perspectives and personalities. Understanding your true colors and the colors of your co-workers or classmates, spouse or friends, children or parents, clients and others will bring about new awareness in not only understanding yourself and others, but will make you more effective in your relationships with

After reviewing the results of both the 16 Personalities Quiz and the True Colors Personality Test, I have come to the conclusion that the 16 Personalities Quiz more accurately represents me. The True Colors Personality Test states that my personality colour, gold, “Values rules” whilst The 16 Personalities Quiz claims “Dislikes being constrained by the rules” and in this situation, The 16 Personalities Quiz is correct. Although I follow the rules, I cannot come to terms with all of them. I am a Mediator, which are free spirited and artistic. If I am capable of going beyond the set limitations, then I should be allowed to. I can truly be my best self if I am not doubted. The True Colors Personality Test also says

I guess I have not so much learned, but become more aware of racism in America, in the video, we have seem that both gentleman approach life in a similar manner, they went to job interview dressed appropriately, they went to the mall and clothing stores and act similarly, and yet, the African American gentleman was mistreated solely on the fact that his skin color was dark. I have become aware of the struggle that African American children face from a early age, when you have been mistreated on this level your whole life, you will lack the motivation to even try to get a good education, because you will not be treated fairly anyways.

Poetry has always been a way of expressing emotions about life experiences. Poetry allows us to use symbolism to express ideas without the use of proper language. Things like our feelings about local scenery and culture can be expressed in symbols and imagery. One example of this, Ron Rash’s poem “Local Color”, explores the concepts of place and identity and suggests they are intertwined. Examples of how place and identity are intertwined are shown in the grandfather’s identity as a regular at the local bar, the grandmother’s identity as a homemaker and wife at home, and the idea that by going to the church the grandfather was going to change his identity.

People do many different things that define themselves. A simpler way to see it is by finding their true color. A true color is a color that describes someone’s personalities and actions. I am analyzing Lena’s, the main character from Delirium by Lauren Oliver, true color. I think that Lena’s true color is orange.

When I read the description of a Red personality, I remember thinking that for the most part, Hartman was accurate throughout his assessment. But, I believe that I have more than one color that describes my personality because I also hold personality traits that describes the intimacy of a Blue. When I look back and think about how I acted and behaved as a child I feel as though I was a Blue and no where close to becoming a Red. Throughout my childhood I believe that I was a Blue due to losing everything that I loved and cared about which then made took control of my behavior, how I felt, and acted. Then pain and suffering that I was feeling nearly destroyed the type of person I was becoming. Just the thought of that time in my life replicated that I was Blue who was emotionally-charged, who still feels guilty, and worries everyday by questioning what is going to happen next in my life that could destroy me entirely with no way of

Loyalty: Loyalty is the trait of a good listener and friend to just be there when needed.

The beginning of the story starts to form an opinion of each character through costumes and the set design. Mae in a black and white dress with white lace gloves is driving down a dirt road, contrasted with Walter in neutral color shirt and pants portrays opposite of the two characters. Mae’s flashy black and white represents her inward struggle of being a mother and finding a husband. She wants to be like Jackie O, with a carefree life; however, she has a son and no money. Walter’s neutral colors suggest dread and displeasure toward his mother’s unrealistic ideas. The choice of neutral colors helps depict the kid's desire to fade into the background and disappear.

In the article, “The Continuing Significance of Colorism in the 21st Century,” JeffriAnne Wilder explains what colorism is and how it affects African-American women. Colorism is described as the unequal treatment of people based on their skin tone, facial features, and hair. The author starts off with exerts from different black women who state they have been judged and affected by the color of their skin tone. She explains that she is a light-skinned black woman and that although she is happy with her skin, she has always had people compare her skin color to material objects. She further describes how she began to research skin tones in college. She learned about colorism and how people are discriminatory towards African-Americans, based on

True colors is a model for comprehension yourself as well as other people in light of your identity personality. The colors of Orange, Gold, Green and Blue are utilized to separate the four focal identity styles of True Colors. My identity color is green. Green shading identity qualities are imaginative, independent, persevering, scholarly, curious, unbiased, exact, cautious, precise, legitimate and hypothetical. Knowing this will allow me to be more acceptable to other people and cultures, and allow me to find the right partner in my

The True Colors test is the most accurate for me. According to the True Colors personality quiz, blues “desire quality time with loved ones.” This describes me best because I’m always putting family and friends first before I do anything else. For instance, if a friend wants to get together, I always end up going out with them instead of doing my chores or homework. As a result, I end up getting in trouble or getting behind in school. The True Colors personality tests states that blues “value close relationships.” Traditionally, I keep my loyal friends close and fear to lose them. I keep them close because they are the ones I trust and I tell them mostly everything that I would not tell anyone else. Also, I know that loyal people in my life

“People are different from each other, and that no amount of getting after them is going to change them. Nor is there any reason to change them, because differences are probably good, not bad” (Keirsey & Bates, 1984). This quote from “Please Understand Me” shows the different is a good thing. During my class, I was able to take the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator test to see which of the sixteen types I fell under, which then falls into the four temperaments (also known as the colors). Eight traits make up your type. These traits identifies normal human behaviors and characteristics. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator “explains personality types in greater depth, which can be useful in developing strategies for more effective study, better time management, smoother communications, more successful relationships, selecting courses and majors, and developing our less-preferred ways of learning” (Personality Types & Learning, 2016).

In this manner my strong family values further shows that I display the characteristics of an affiliative person since I “value relationships above all else” (International, Affiliative, 2011)