Definition of "Personality"

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person's behavior partly genetic and partly learned through experience over time. Some people have good personal traits while others have poor ones.

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JoAnn Petrizzo JoAnn Petrizzo said:

What does the term personality mean in a real estate contract

Jun 09, 2021  07:08:32

 
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Hey JoAnn! Thank you for reaching out to us. The term "personality" refers to the characteristic patterns of feeling, thinking, and behavior of an individual. In relation to the real estate industry, however, the term "personality" does not have a particular meaning or a different role other than its typical definition and meaning.

Jun 11, 2021  07:19:38
 
 
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