Jealousy, love, hate, admiration, lust, and vengefulness.
Most children will have a blending of both parental traits. Some will display traits of one parent over the other depending on allele dominance. However, the only way to have identically the same traits would be to clone the parent, a process which is possible but has never been done. (with animals, but not yet with a human)
One example of personification in The Odyssey is when Odysseus's ship is described as "cringing" and "crouching" as it approaches the whirlpool Charybdis. This personification gives the ship human-like qualities by showing fear and hesitation.
the human selected traits of a pear are i don't know good luck finding it
which greek philosopher showed an interest in internal human traits
I believe that the human condition in the Odyssey is explained by the different human emotions and character traits that are described as the book is read. Heroism, Loyalty, and Courage are just a few. These human values were very important in the dark ages of the 7th century in Greece and greatly shows the livestyles of that time period.
The 36-foot human skeleton on display at the museum is 36 feet tall.
To Give human traits to non-human things
No human traits for a pear.
Anthropomorphism is the term for giving human traits to non-human objects. 'The moon smiled down on the lovers' is an example of this.
Talent
Yes, but they usually have human traits that make them apear human like.
eye color