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1. Verfasser:	Ewen, Robert B. 1940- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York [u.a.] Psychology Press 2010
Ausgabe:	7. ed.
Schlagworte:	Personality Persönlichkeitspsychologie Persönlichkeitstheorie Psychologie Einführung
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Beschreibung:	XVIII, 451 S. Ill., graph. Darst.
ISBN:	9781841697468 184169746X

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adam_text	Contents Preface xvii PARTI THE PSYCHODYNAMIC PERSPECTIVE 1 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Theories of Personality З The Meaning of Personality 3 Theories of Personality 4 Theories and Constructs 4 Dimensions for Comparing Theories of Personality 4 The Pre-Freudian ERA 6 Freud Versus Wundt 6 The Unconscious Before Freud 7 A Suggested Approach to the Study of Personality Theories 8 Summary 9 CHAPTER 2 SIGMUND FREUD Psychoanalysis 11 Objectives 12 Biographical Sketch 12 The Basic Nature of Human Beings 14 Instincts and Psychic Energy 14 Psychic Determinism and Parapraxes 15 The Unconscious 16 The Structure of Personality 17 The Id 17 The Ego 18 The Superego 23 The Development of Personality 25 Psychosexual Stages 25 Fixation and Character Typology 27 Regression 29 Further Applications of Psychoanalytic Theory 29 Dream Interpretation 29 Psychopathology 31 Psychotherapy 35 Work 38 Religion 38 Literature 39 Evaluation 40 vi Contents Criticisms and Controversies 40 Empirical Research 43 Contributions 45 Suggested Reading 46 Summary 46 Study Questions 48 Part I. Questions 48 Part II. Comments and Suggestions 49 CHAPTER 3 CARL GUSTAV JUNG Analytical Psychology 53 Objectives 53 Biographical Sketch 54 The Basic Nature of Human Beings 55 Instincts and Psychic Energy 56 The Principle of Opposites 57 Teleology 58 The Unconscious 58 The Structure of Personality 59 Consciousness 59 The Personal Unconscious 60 The Collective Unconscious 60 The Development of Personality 64 Individuation and the Self 64 Progression and Regression 65 Character Typology: Functions and Attitudes 66 Further Applications of Analytical Psychology 68 Dream Interpretation 68 Psychopathology 69 Psychotherapy 71 Work 73 Religion 73 Literature and Mythology 73 Alchemy 74 Synchronicity 74 Evaluation 74 Criticisms and Controversies 74 Empirical Research 75 Contributions 76 Suggested Reading 76 Summary 77 Study Questions 78 Part I. Questions 78 Part II. Comments and Suggestions 79 CHAPTER 4 ALFRED ADLER Individual Psychology 83 Objectives 83 Biographical Sketch 84 Contents vii The Basic Nature of Human Beings 85 Social Interest 85 Teleology, Feelings of Inferiority, and Striving for Superiority (Self-Perfection) 86 The Structure of Personality 87 The Development of Personality 87 Pathogenic Factors in Personality Development 89 Birth Order 90 Character Typology: The Style of Life 91 Further Applications of Individual Psychology 93 Dream Interpretation 93 Psychopathology 94 Psychotherapy 96 Work 97 Religion 97 Education 98 Evaluation 98 Criticisms and Controversies 98 Empirical Research 99 Contributions 100 Suggested Reading 101 Summary 102 Study Questions 103 Part I. Questions 103 Part II. Comments and Suggestions 104 CHAPTER 5 KAREN HORNEY Neurosis and Human Growth 107 Objectives 107 Biographical Sketch 108 The Basic Nature of Human Beings 108 The Structure and Development of Personality 109 Further Applications of Homeyan Theory 109 Neurosis 109 Psychotherapy 113 Female Sexuality 114 Evaluation 115 Criticisms and Controversies 115 Contributions 115 Suggested Reading 116 Summary 116 Study Questions 117 Part I. Questions 117 Part !!. Comments and Suggestions 118 CHAPTER 6 ERICH FROMM The Escape from Freedom 121 Objectives 121 Biographical Sketch 122 The Basic Nature of Human Beings 122 viii Contents Organic Versus Nonorganic Drives: Isolation and Contradiction 122 Nonorganic Drives 123 The Structure of Personality 125 Mechanisms of Defense and Escape 125 The Development of Personality 125 Character Typology 127 Further Applications of Frommian Theory 128 Dream Interpretation 128 Psychopathology 129 Psychotherapy and Social Reform 130 Other Applications 131 Evaluation 131 Criticisms and Controversies 131 Contributions 132 Suggested Reading 132 Summary 132 Study Questions 133 Part I, Questions 133 Part II. Comments and Suggestions 134 CHAPTER 7 HARRY STACK SULLIVAN The Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry 137 Objectives 137 Biographical Sketch 138 The Basic Nature of Human Beings 139 The One-Genus Postulate 139 The Need for Others 139 Tension Reduction 140 Dynamisms 141 Modes of Experiencing 141 Teleoiogy 142 The Structure of Personality 142 The Self-System 142 The Not-Me Personification 143 Other Defensive Behaviors 145 The Development of Personality 145 Infancy 145 Childhood 146 The Juvenile Era 147 Preadolescence 148 Early Adolescence 148 Late Adolescence 149 Adulthood 149 Further Applications of Sullivanian Theory 149 Psychopathology 149 Psychotherapy 150 Evaluation 152 Criticisms and Controversies 152 Contributions 153 Contents ix Suggested Reading 153 Summary 153 Study Questions 155 Part I. Questions 155 Part II. Comments and Suggestions 155 CHAPTER 8 ERIK ERIKSON Ego Psychology 157 Objectives 157 Biographical Sketch 158 The Basic Nature of Human Beings 160 Biological Processes: Libido and Sexuality 160 Ego Processes: Identity and Mastery 160 Society and Culture 161 The Unconscious 162 The Structure of Personality 162 The Id 162 The Ego 162 The Superego 163 The Development of Personality 163 The Epigenetic Psychosexual Stages, or Eight Ages of Man 163 Ritualizations 169 Further Applications of Eriksonian Theory 169 Dream Interpretation 169 Psychopathology 170 Psychotherapy 171 Work 173 Religion 173 Literature 173 Psychohistory 174 Evaluation 174 Criticisms and Controversies 174 Empirical Research 175 Contributions 175 Suggested Reading 175 Summary 176 Study Questions 177 Part I. Questions 177 Part II. Comments and Suggestions 178 PART If THE HUMANISTIC PERSPECTIVE 181 CHAPTER 9 CARL R. ROGERS Self-Actualization Theory (I) 183 Objectives 184 Biographical Sketch 84 χ Contents The Basic Nature of Human Beings 185 Actualization 185 The Need for Positive Regard 186 Teleology 186 The Structure of Personality 186 Experience and the Organismic Valuing Process 186 The Self-Concept (Self) and Self-Actualization 187 Defense 190 The Development of Personality 190 The Fully Functioning Person 190 Further Applications of Rogerian Theory 191 Psychopathology 191 Psychotherapy 191 Education 194 Rogerian Theory and Empirical Research 195 Evaluation 195 Criticisms and Controversies 195 Empirical Research 195 Contributions 198 Suggested Reading 198 Summary 198 Study Questions 199 Part I, Questions 199 Part II. Comments and Suggestions 200 CHAPTER 10 ABRAHAM H. MASLOW Self-Actualization Theory (II) 203 Objectives 203 Biographical Sketch 204 The Basic Nature of Human Beings 204 Deficiency and Growth Motives 205 The Hierarchy of Human Needs 206 The Unconscious and Teleology 209 The Structure of Personality 209 The Development of Personality 209 The Self-Actualizing (Fully Human) Person 210 Further Applications of Maslowian Theory 212 Psychopathology 212 Psychotherapy 213 Work 214 Religion 215 Education 215 Maslowian Theory and Empirical Research 215 Evaluation 216 Criticisms and Controversies 216 Empirical Research 216 Contributions 216 Suggested Reading 217 Summary 217 Contents xi Study Questions 218 Part I. Questions 218 Part II. Comments and Suggestions 219 CHAPTER 11 ROLLO MAY Existential Psychology 221 Objectives 221 Biographical Sketch 222 The Basic Nature of Human Beings 222 Being-in-the-World {Dasein) 222 Nonbeing and Anxiety 223 Fallibility and Guilt 224 Intentionally and Significance 224 Love 225 The Daimonic 227 The Structure of Personality 227 The Development of Personality 228 Further Applications of Existential Psychology 228 Dream Interpretation 228 Psychopathology 229 Psychotherapy 230 Literature and Art 231 Evaluation 231 Criticisms and Controversies 231 Empirical Research 232 Contributions 232 Suggested Reading 233 Summary 233 Study Questions 234 Part I. Questions 234 Part II. Comments and Suggestions 235 PART III THE TRAIT PERSPECTIVE 239 CHAPTER 12 GORDON W. ALLPORT Trait Theory 241 Objectives 241 Biographical Sketch 242 The Basic Nature of Human Beings 242 Instinctual Drives 243 The Functional Autonomy of Adult Motives 243 Values 245 Consciousness and Concreteness 245 The Structure of Personality 246 Common Traits and Personal Dispositions 246 The Proprium 247 Conscience 249 xii Contents The Development of Personality 249 Criteria of Maturity 249 The Style of Life 250 Further Applications of Allportian Theory 250 Psychopathology, Psychotherapy, Social Reform 250 Religion 251 The Nature of Prejudice 251 Personality Measurement 252 Evaluation 254 Criticisms and Controversies 254 Empirical Research 255 Contributions 256 Suggested Reading 256 Summary 256 Study Questions 258 Parti. Questions 258 Part II: Comments and Suggestions 258 CHAPTER 13 RAYMOND B. CATTELL AND OTHERS Factor-Analytic Trait Theory 261 Objectives 261 Cattell s Objectives 261 Eysenck s Objectives 262 Objectives of Big Five Theory 262 Biographical Sketch 262 The General Logic of Factor Analysis 263 Illustrative Example 263 Methodological Controversies 264 The Basic Nature of Human Beings 264 Dynamic Traits 265 The Structure of Personality 266 Temperament and Ability Traits 266 The Specification Equation 270 The Development of Personality 272 Influences on Personality Development 273 Development of the Structural Source Traits 273 Further Applications of Cattellian Theory 274 Psychopathology and Psychotherapy 274 Work 277 Education 277 Social Psychology 277 Evaluation 278 Criticisms and Controversies 278 Contributions 278 Suggested Reading 278 Other Factor-Analytic Trait Theories 279 Eysenck s Three-Factor Theory 279 Big Five (Five-Factor) Theory 280 Evaluation 282 Contents xiii Summary 282 Study Questions 283 Part I. Questions 283 Part II. Comments and Suggestions 283 PART IV THE BEHAVIORIST PERSPECTIVE 287 CHAPTER 14 B. F. SKINNER Radical Behaviorism 289 Objectives 290 Biographical Sketch 290 Classical Versus Operant Conditioning 291 Causality and Science 291 Types of Conditioning 292 Beyond Freedom and Dignity 292 Principles of Operant Conditioning 293 The Skinner Box 293 Shaping 294 Schedules of Reinforcement 295 Conditioned Reinforcement (Secondary Reinforcement) 295 Deprivation and Satiation 296 Stimulus and Response Generalization 296 Discrimination 296 Extinction 299 Complicated Sequences of Behavior 299 The Operant Explanation of Concepts Related to Personality Theory 300 Emotion 300 Thinking 300 Punishment 301 Freudian Concepts 301 Traits 302 Intentions and Teleology 302 Further Applications of Skinnerian Psychology 303 Psychopathology 303 Psychotherapy 303 Work 305 Religion 306 Education 306 Literature 308 Social Psychology 308 Verbal Behavior 308 Aging and Memory 308 Evaluation 309 Criticisms and Controversies 309 Contributions 310 Suggested Reading 310 Summary 311 xiv Contents Study Questions 312 Part I. Questions 312 Part II. Comments and Suggestions 313 PARTV THE COGNITIVE PERSPECTIVE 317 CHAPTER 15 GEORGE A. KELLY The Psychology of Personal Constructs 319 Objectives 319 Biographical Sketch 320 The Basic Nature of Human Beings 320 Activity and Anticipation 321 The Structure of Personality 321 Personal Constructs . 321 The Development of Personality 330 Further Applications of Kellyan Theory 330 Dream Interpretation 330 Psychopathology 330 Psychotherapy 331 Constructive Alternativism and Psychological Research 334 Evaluation 335 Criticisms and Controversies 335 Empirical Research 335 Contributions 335 Suggested Reading 336 Summary 336 Study Questions 337 Part I. Questions 337 Part II. Comments and Suggestions 338 CHAPTER 16 ALBERT BANDURA Social-Cognitive Theory 341 Objectives 341 Biographical Sketch 342 The Basic Nature of Human Beings 342 Reciprocal Determinism 342 Cognitive Causes 343 Reinforcement 344 The Structure of Personality 345 Self-Reinforced Behavior 345 Perceived Self-Efficacy 346 The Development of Personality 347 Observational Learning (Modeling) 347 Further Applications of Banduran Theory 349 Psychopathology 349 Psychotherapy 349 Contents xv Evaluation 350 Criticisms and Controversies 350 Empirical Research 351 Contributions 351 Suggested Reading 352 Other Concepts in Cognitive Psychology 352 Constructs Dealing with Self-Evaluation and Performance 352 Constructs Dealing With Learning and Perception 353 Constructs Dealing With Problem Solving and Decision Making 354 Evaluation 355 Summary 355 Study Questions 356 Part I. Questions 356 Part II. Comments and Suggestions 357 CHAPTER 17 CONCLUSION Perspectives and Postscript 361 Quotes to Ponder 361 Personal Applications of Personality Theories 362 The Perils of Inflexibility 362 The Perils of Fame 365 The Perils of the Situation 367 Using Personality Theories: Some Illustrative Examples 369 Other Perspectives on Personality 376 The Biological Perspective 376 The Cross-Cultural Perspective 377 Overview and Conclusions 378 The Basic Nature of Human Beings 378 The Structure of Personality 380 The Development of Personality 380 Further Applications of Personality Theory 381 Evaluation 382 Postscript: Some Personal Perspectives 383 Summary 384 APPENDIX CASE MATERIAL FOR USE WITH THE STUDY QUESTIONS 387 Glossary of Theorists 391 Glossary of Terms 395 Bibliography 421 Index 439
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