Aggressiveness refers to the behavior of a person who tends to be hostile, argumentative, or violent.

Coping refers to the mechanisms and strategies a person uses to deal with stressful or challenging situations.

Attitudes refer to a person's stance, beliefs, and values towards specific topics, people, or situations.

Emotions refer to intense feelings and states of mind that occur in response to certain events or situations.

Competencies refer to the skills, knowledge, characteristics, and behaviors that a person possesses and enable them to successfully handle specific tasks or challenges.

Motivation refers to the driving force, enthusiasm, or inner energy of a person that prompts them to pursue goals, make efforts, and take actions.

Personality traits are characteristic qualities, behaviors, and patterns of thinking, feeling, and acting that make a person unique and define their personality.

Self-control refers to a person's ability to consciously control and regulate impulses, behavior, or emotions to make appropriate decisions and achieve goals.

Self-concept refers to a person's personal perception, understanding, and evaluation of themselves, including their attributes, abilities, values, and identity.

Self-efficacy refers to a person's confidence in their ability to successfully cope with certain tasks or challenges and achieve goals.

Sexual behavior refers to the way a person expresses their sexuality, including sexual preferences, activities, relationships, and attitudes.

Mood state refers to a person's emotional state or feeling at a particular point in time.

Behavior refers to observable actions, reactions, and behaviors of a person, including their interactions with the environment, other people, and themselves.

Volition refers to a person's conscious act of will to make decisions, have intentions, and initiate and carry out actions.