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Multiple Natures is a psychological model developed by American educator and researcher, Steven Rudolph. It attempts to account for people’s natures and personality traits that lead to particular behavioral patterns, especially with respect to their work and learning. It seeks to explain why certain people are drawn more toward certain activities and careers.[1]
In total, Rudolph has identified nine such natures (Multiple Natures) that are possessed by each person. These include: Protective, Educative, Administrative, Creative, Healing, Entertaining, Providing, Entrepreneurial, and Adventurous.[2]
- ^ Steven Rudolph “Multiple Natures: The Theory of Human Behaviour”, Modern Education Review, Vol 1, Issue 6, September 2008, Faridabad, India.
- ^ "Article on Multiple Natures". Jiva Education.