Personality And Frictional Character Analysis: Adolf Hitler

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Name: Shumaila Arif Roll No: 13002141-002 BS Psychology (Batch 2) Submitted To: Haya Fatima

Personality theories paper-Frictional character Analysis
“Adolf Hitler” Everyone in this world have unique personality and nature which is different from others therefore everyone have different personality. Some people are aggressive and some are polite, some people are friendly and some are reserve and
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They do struggle for success in their whole life. Just like Hitler, he had a goal behind all of his actions and harsh behavior and that was the superiority. He wants to be a powerful man Adolf Hitler had tough time during his childhood. His childhood life was not simple. Hitler’s insecurity and inferior feeling fall him into an unhappy and moody child. Hitler was an ambitious person.when he was a child he want to be an artist but his father not allowed him after his father death he started painting again and leave his mother just because to learn painting. Hitler rejected two times by an art academy but he did not give up and continue to learn painting. During World War I Hitler was appointed as soldier and wants to be a successful soldier even when German surrendered, he never gave up and continue his struggle and became a dictator and initialized World War II and gain the power he wants and became superior. According to Alfred Hitler was dominated/ ruling style type .He was ambitions to gain power and superiority. He did not accept others views and do what he wants to do. His ruling style personality was one of the reasons that he never accepts his failure. Hitler was the only son who survived that’s why her mother loved him so much and protects him according to Alfred due to his mother care and pampering Hitler lead a pamper life style and developed self- importance and lack of responsibility . Hitler’s mother pampering affacted him and his political and leader ship career.may be this was the reason he never think about others feelings and was insensitve towards others needs

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