Personality theories : an introduction / Barbara Engler.

By: Engler, BarbaraCall number: 155.2 E58P 1995 Material type: BookBookPublisher: Boston : Houghton Mifflin, c1995Edition: 4th edDescription: xxvii, 543 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 0395708354Subject(s): PersonalityDDC classification: 155.2 E58P 1995
Contents:
Introduction : evaluating personality theories -- Part 1 : The psychoanalytic approach -- Sigmund Freud -- Part 2 : The Neopsychoanalytic approach -- Carl Jung - Alfred Adler -- Karen Horney -- Erich Fromm -- Part 3 : More recent trends in psychoanalysis -- More recent psychoanalytic theorists : Anna Freud, Heinz Hartmann, Erik Erikson, Margaret mahler, Heinz Kohut, Otto Kernberg, and Nancy Chodorow -- Part 4: Behavior and learning theories -- John Dollard, Neal Miller, and B.F. Skinner - - Albert Bandura and Julian Rotter -- Part 5: Dispositional theories -- Gordon Allport and Henry A. Murray -- Trait and temperament theories -- part 6: Humanist and existential theories -- Carl Rogers -- Abraham Maslow -- Rollo May -- Part 7: Cognitive theories -- Cognitive-behavioral theorists : Albert Ellis Aaron Beck, and Arnold Lazarus -- Part 8: A non-western approach -- Zen Buddhism -- Conclusion : Personality theory in perspective.
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Includes index

Bibliography : p. 522-532.

Introduction : evaluating personality theories -- Part 1 : The psychoanalytic approach -- Sigmund Freud -- Part 2 : The Neopsychoanalytic approach -- Carl Jung - Alfred Adler -- Karen Horney -- Erich Fromm -- Part 3 : More recent trends in psychoanalysis -- More recent psychoanalytic theorists : Anna Freud, Heinz Hartmann, Erik Erikson, Margaret mahler, Heinz Kohut, Otto Kernberg, and Nancy Chodorow -- Part 4: Behavior and learning theories -- John Dollard, Neal Miller, and B.F. Skinner - - Albert Bandura and Julian Rotter -- Part 5: Dispositional theories -- Gordon Allport and Henry A. Murray -- Trait and temperament theories -- part 6: Humanist and existential theories -- Carl Rogers -- Abraham Maslow -- Rollo May -- Part 7: Cognitive theories -- Cognitive-behavioral theorists : Albert Ellis Aaron Beck, and Arnold Lazarus -- Part 8: A non-western approach -- Zen Buddhism -- Conclusion : Personality theory in perspective.

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