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eTextbook 978-0205997930 Personality: Classic Theories and Modern Research

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SKU: b492fa41196f Category: Psychology Tags: Howard S. Friedman, Miriam W. Schustack, Personality

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eTextbook 978-0205997930 Personality: Classic Theories and Modern Research – Digital Instant Dowload.

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ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0205997937
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0205997930
Author: Howard S. Friedman, Miriam W. Schustack

As a companion for REVEL™ for Personality: Classic Theories and Modern Research “personality” is put back into the personality course, integrating the insights of classic theorists with modern research in a manner that will captivate you. Authors Howard Friedman and Miriam Schustack encourage you to think critically about human nature, during the course and beyond. The sixth edition includes updated data as well as examples that reveal how classic discoveries, when paired with modern research, are freshly relevant to current challenges in the real world.

Table contents:

1. What is personality?

2. How is personality studied?

3. Psychoanalytic aspects of personality

4. Neo-analytic and ago aspects of personality

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

11. Male-Female differences

12. Stree, adjustment, and health differences

13. Culture, religion, and ethnicity

14. Love and hate

15. Where will we find personality?

Title Tag:

Personality: Classic Theories & Modern Research Insights
Exploring Human Nature: Classic and Contemporary Personality Research
Understanding Personality Through Time: Classic Theories & Current Studies