01675cam a2200241 a 4500999001500000020003100015020002800046020002500074020002200099022001800121050001600139100002400155245010000179250001200279260004500291300003600336500005100372505085000423650001701273700002601290942000701316952011001323  c4572d4572  a9780205050178 (alk. paper)  a0205050174 (alk. paper)  a9780205072835 (pbk.)  a0205072836 (pbk.)  a978020505076500aBF698b.F911 aFriedman, Howard S.10aPersonality :bclassic theories and modern research /cHoward S. Friedman, Miriam W. Schustack.  a5th ed.  aBoston :bPearson Allyn & Bacon,cc2012.  axxiii, 552 p. :bill. ;c27 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index 0 aPart I. 1. Introduction 
1. What is personality? 
2. How is personality studied and assessed?
 Part II Eight basic aspects of personality 
3.  Psychoanalytic aspects of personality 
4. Neo-analytic and ego aspects of personality : identity 
5. Biological aspects of personality 
6. Behaviorist and learning aspects of personality 
7. Cognitive and social-cognitive aspects of personality 
8.  Trait aspects of personality 
9. Humanistic, existential, and positive aspects of personality 
10. Person-situation interactionist aspects of personality 
Part III. Applications to individual differences 
11. Male-female differences 
12. Stress, adjustment, and health differences 
13. Culture, religion, and ethnicity : processes and differences 
14. Love and hate 
Part IV.  Conclusion and outlook for the future 
15.  Where will we find personality? 0aPersonality.1 aSchustack, Miriam W.,  cBK  001040708REFaMUCGMbMUCGMcGENd2014-05-08l0oBF698 .F91p39512r2018-11-08 00:00:00w2018-11-08yBK