Introduction to personality : toward an integrative science of the person

Abstract

Introduction. 1. Orientation to Personality. 2. Data, Methods, and Tools. Part I The Trait-Dispositional Level. 3. Types and Traits. 4. The Expressions of Dispositions. Part II The Biological Level. 5. Heredity and Personality. 6. Brain, Evolution, and Personality. Part III The Psychodynamic-Motivational Level. 7. Psychodynamic Theories: Freud's Conceptions. 8. Psychodynamic Applications and Processes. 9. Post-Freudian Psychodynamics. Part IV The Behavioral-Conditioning Level. 10. Behavioral Conceptions. 11. Analyzing and Modifying Behavior. Part V The Phenomenological-Humanistic Level. 12. Phenomenological-Humanistic Conceptions. 13. The Internal View. Part VI The Social Cognitive Level. 14. Social Cognitive Conceptions. 15. Social Cognitive Processes. Part VII Integration of Levels: The Person as a Whole. 16. The Personality System: Integrating the Levels. 17. Self-Regulation: From Goal Pursuit to Goal Attainment. 18. Personality in its Social Context and Culture.

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