Reorientation of Activities and Self-environment Integration (ROASEI): Further development and comparison with trait personality theories

Abstract

Reorientation of activities and self-environment integration (ROASEI) is a novel theory of activities. This theory has been developed further, mainly by comparing it with the theories of personality. The ROASEI has parallels with Big-Two and Biggest-One of Five-Factor framework. ROASEI has also been compared with reversal theory. Finally, personality “enhancement” with prescription drugs has been analyzed in the perspective of ROASEI.

Perspectives on targeting cardio-vascular diseases through reorientation of activities

“…Dysregulation occurs at the level of brain, endocrine, and immune systems-while imbalance occurs at the level of our activities. 60…”