Personality Theory in a Cultural Context
When you first think of personality, what comes to mind? When we refer to certain people as being “personalities,” we usually mean they are famous, people like movie stars or your favorite band. When we describe a person as having “lots of personality,” we usually mean they are outgoing and fun-lovi...
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[2015]
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Table of Contents:
- 1 Introduction to Personality
- 2 Culture and Personality
- 3 Sigmund Freud
- 4 Alfred Adler and Harry Stack Sullivan
- 5 Neo-Freudian Perspectives on Personality
- 6 Karen Horney and Erich Fromm
- 7 Psychology of Women
- 8 Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow
- 9 Viktor Frankl, Rollo May, and Existential Psychology
- 10 Trait Theories of Personality
- 11 Biology and Personality
- 12 Erik Erikson
- 13 Carl Jung
- 14 Yoga and Buddhism as Personality Development Paths
- 15 Religious Perspectives on Personality
- 16 African Perspective on Personality
- 17 Learning Theory and Personality Development
- 18 Social Learning Theory and Personality Development
- 19 Cognitive Perspectives on Personality Development
- 20 Personality Disorders
- 21 References for Personality
- Index
- Attributions