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    The document discusses the development of personality over time. Personality is shaped by schemata, which are a person's stock knowledge, views, concepts, and background information influenced by their societal, institutional, and cultural experiences. As people encounter new experiences and information, their schemata expand and grow, leading to changes in personality. The document also outlines the cognitive process of reading a text, where readers recall relevant schemata, link them to the printed words, and use the schemata to comprehend the text.

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    The document discusses the development of personality over time. Personality is shaped by schemata, which are a person's stock knowledge, views, concepts, and background information influenced by their societal, institutional, and cultural experiences. As people encounter new experiences and information, their schemata expand and grow, leading to changes in personality. The document also outlines the cognitive process of reading a text, where readers recall relevant schemata, link them to the printed words, and use the schemata to comprehend the text.

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    The document discusses the development of personality over time. Personality is shaped by schemata, which are a person's stock knowledge, views, concepts, and background information influenced by their societal, institutional, and cultural experiences. As people encounter new experiences and information, their schemata expand and grow, leading to changes in personality. The document also outlines the cognitive process of reading a text, where readers recall relevant schemata, link them to the printed words, and use the schemata to comprehend the text.

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    Course of

    Personality
    Development

    PERSONALITY
    DEVELOPMENT
    Schemata

    Stock
    knowledge

    Views

    Concepts

    Societal

    Background
    knowledge

    Experiences

    Institutional

    CHANGE
    Cultural

    Emotional

    These schemata
    expand and
    grow

    Crafton, 1983 and


    Anderson, 1977

    What happens
    when we read a
    text?

    Reading the
    text
    (Start)

    Recall and
    activate the
    Schemata

    What happens
    when we read a
    text? (Weaver,
    1988)
    NO?

    Link the
    Schemata to the
    printed language

    Did the
    Schemata have NO?
    similarities to the
    text?

    YES?

    Research / reread the text

    Does it have
    similarities
    now?
    YES?

    Successfully
    understand
    the text
    (End)

    This act of
    understanding is
    called Comprehension
    or Meaning
    Identification.
    (Weaver, 1988)

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