The Human qualities they are physical or behavioral traits that define human beings, although animals can also have their own qualities. The qualities of an individual are manifested by their way of acting in certain situations (which usually involve other subjects).
The word quality comes from the Latin qualitas, which expresses quality. Therefore, the presence of human qualities in an individual has a great positive value, and the presence of these determines the perception that others may have on a subject.
The opposite of a quality, a negative aspect value, is often known as personal defect , also present in human beings.
The qualities have the characteristics that can be cultivated, putting into practice to the point where they become a normalized behavior in the personality of someone. The presence of these qualities determine the most human traits of individuals, being a factor of great influence in social life.
Some examples of human qualities
Adaptability
The ability of an individual to adapt to new environments, whether personal or professional, without affecting them psychologically or harming other aspects of their lives.
Agility
Not only physical, but mental. An individual who can act quickly in situations of life, even taking the time to think about their actions is considered positively as an agile person.
Amiability
The ability of an individual to provide a charitable affective treatment towards another in any situation of life. A being who possesses this quality is considered kind.
Learning
The ease of learning in any context of daily life is considered a quality of great value to man, whether in the personal, educational or professional.
Attention
The ability of an individual to perceive their environment with attention, and provide this to all their activities to carry them out effectively. An attentive person is always valued.
Self-imposed
The ability to demand of oneself to be much better in every possible way, and thus not incur the conformism, considered a defect.
Goodness
It is the propensity to be good and perform good acts in function, mainly, of the other. Those who act in this way are considered kind. It's about doing good.
Good character and attitude
This quality is part of the personality of each one, and their way of behaving towards life. Even in negative scenarios, maintaining a good attitude can provide positive results and strengthen interpersonal relationships.
Calm
Quality that prevents acting impulsively before life. A calm person has the ability to better understand the environment and act in the best possible way.
Charisma
Determining quality for dealing with others. A charismatic person is able to"enchant"others.
Commitment
The ability to fully engage in any life project, in order to fulfill it or carry it to term. A quality that determines the ability to meet goals.
Creativity
The ability to find new ways of doing things and innovate in all possible contexts, using resources and experiences as a driving force. A creative person is capable of making possible things that many others did not even imagine.
Reliability
Crucial aspect in interpersonal relationships. A person who inspires confidence will be able to have much closer to other people, who can count on him in a genuine way, and vice versa.
Watch out
Quality that is related to others, such as attention, for example. A careful person in his acts will be much better valued and perceived by others.
Determination
The ability to consider scenarios and make them possible, without letting themselves be overcome by the obstacles that may arise.
Discipline
Crucial quality for the human being today. A disciplined individual is able to carry out, in different aspects of life, his goals without distractions and in the best possible way.
Provision
It is being prepared to do something and finish it. A person willing to something is someone who is prepared to face whatever is needed.
Detail
An important quality especially for interpersonal relationships. A retailer is able to see what others do not, thus enhancing the emotional value of small things.
Eloquence
The ability to express oneself verbally correctly and be understood in any scenario, without being hindered by physical or psychological defects.
Empathy
Quality that allows a subject to understand the situation of the other putting himself in his shoes, and thus be more respectful and reflective with what others live.
Strength
Crucial quality to maintain sanity. The mental and emotional strength allows the person to face with head up all that life can put in front.
Force
Inherent quality to the physical aspect. The force allows the person not only to defend themselves, but to be able to perform in areas that are not suitable for everyone.
Willpower
Psychologically and emotionally, a person with willpower is able to propose new ideas and goals, and have the desire to go out and materialize them and turn them into reality.
Generosity
It refers to the ability of an individual to share what he has with those who have less than him.
Hygiene
Quality that affects interpersonal and professional relationships. A person who stays clean will be much better perceived by others.
Humility
The ability to show and behave in a simple way before every situation in life, even if all the achievements and riches of the world are possessed.
Intelligence
An essential quality for social and professional development. An intelligent person is able to achieve practically what he wants with his life.
Imagination
Closely related to creativity. An imaginative person can contribute and create new ways of seeing the surrounding environment.
Loyalty
Being loyal to those who have given opportunities and support is an essential quality to preserve relationships throughout life.
Leadership
The ability to be a leader, guide groups, train others and make everyone work as a team to achieve a common goal.
Maturity
The mental maturity of a person is a great indicator of their ability to act correctly in all situations of life, without their decisions adversely affect others.
Moderation
Related to the ability of a person to know when to act before something and when to keep the distance for a greater good.
Optimism
This quality allows you to always have a perception of certainty and security towards the future and towards the environment.
Oratory
The ability to perform orally in public and before audiences. An indispensable quality for work and professional environments.
Organization
The ability to be organized, both spatially and personally, positively influencing many aspects of life.
Patience
Quality that allows you not to fall into despair, and handle in a rational and calm the most stressful and unpredictable situations.
Perfectionism
Although in excessive measures it can be considered a defect, the perfectionism It is a quality for those who always seek to improve their jobs and projects, so that they can deliver the best possible version to the world.
Persistence
Quality that allows not to surrender and yield to failure. It is about continuing to try to achieve it, or to do it better.
Positivity
Have a positive perception about life and the environment. Find the positive side of everything that seems negative and act on that.
Prudence
Behave and express yourself in a way that does not adversely affect others in moments of high sensitivity or tension.
Puntuality
It is about attending meetings or appointments at the agreed time. Shows respect towards others and indicates that time is valued.
Realistic
Having a realistic vision, which does not separate from the conditions of the present, can be considered a positive quality to have a better understanding of the environment.
Reflexive
Taking time to reflect on previous actions and future expectations can improve a person's relationship with their peers and their own environment.
Respect
Respect for differences is an essential quality for social life. A person respectful of others recognizes their differences and knows that it is neither more nor less than them.
Sensitivity
It is the ability of a person to show emotions before external stimuli. A sensitive person will react emotionally to a greater extent in situations in which other people are wrong.
Sense of humor
The sense of humor allows to keep alive relationships of all kinds, and thus avoid falling into the mechanism and insensitivity.
Sincerity
The ability to always express oneself with the truth, for one's own benefit and that of the other person, ensuring honest and genuine relationships.
Solidarity
Being supportive with other people is understanding their situation and trying to provide help within the capabilities that a person may have.
Tolerance
It consists of accepting the differences of race, personality or culture of other people. A tolerant person sees the differences normal and even appreciates them.
Courage
The quality to face unpredictable and unpredictable scenarios with determination, bearing in mind that such a mission can be both successful and a failure, and still not be intimidated by it.
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