The Congruence of Human Behavior According to D.I.S.C Theory and Six Temperaments in Buddhism
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This academic article is aimed to analyse the congruence of human behaviour according to D.I.S.C theory (Dominance, Influential, Steadiness and Compliance) and six Carita in Buddhism (Rāga : lust, Dosa: hatred, Moha: delusion, Saddhā: faith, Vitakka: speculation, and Buddhi: intelligence) by categorized the behaviour in accordance with each temperament correspondingly which found that Dominance style matches to Dosa-Carita, Influential matches to Buddhi-Carita mixed with Vitakka-Carita, Steadiness matches to Rāga-Carita mixed with Moha-Carita, and Compliance matches to Saddhā-Carita. The author hopes that this article is going to help in well-understanding the human behaviour and deep habit including to know the solution guidelines which is beneficial to develop the human resources and modify the appropriate behavior resulting personality growth.
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