Gordon Allport conducted immense research in the field of personality in an attempt to define the term and how it is comprised. He believed that personality is a product and a process, and it plays a large role in motivation. In his proposed structure of personality, personal dispositions are dynamic and help guide other dispositions (Feist, 2018). Consider the following: What is the relationship between personal dispositions and motivation? What role does proprium have in the structure of personality?

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