Perspectives on Personality (Paperback)

**Part One: An introduction 1
1 WHAT IS PERSONALITY
2 METHODS IN THE STUDY OF PERSONALITY
3 ISSUES IN PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT

**Part Two: The Dispositional Perspective:Major Themes and Underlying Assumptions
4 TYPES, TRAITS, AND INTERACTIONISM
5 NEEDS AND MOTIVES

**Part Three: The Biological Perspective:
Major Themes and Underlying Assumptions
6 INHERITANCE, EVOLUTION, AND PERSONALITY
7 BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND PERSONALITY

**Part Four: The Psychoanalytic Perspective:
Major Themes and Underlying Assumptions
8 PSYCHOANALYTIC STRUCTURE AND PROCESS
9 ANXIETY, DEFENSE, AND SELF-PROTECTION


**Part Five: The Neoanalytic Perspective:
Major Themes and Underlying Assumptions
10 EGO PSYCHOLOGY
11 PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORIES


**Part Six: The Learning Perspective:
Major Themes and Underlying Assumptions
12 CONDITIONING THEORIES
13 SOCIAL?COGNITIVE LEARNING THEORIES


**Part Seven: The Phenomenological
Perspective: Major Themes and Underlying Assumptions
14 HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY:
SELF-ACTUALIZATION AND SELF-DETERMINATION
15 PERSONAL CONSTRUCTS


**Part Eight: The Cognitive Self-RegulationPerspective: Major Themes and UnderlyingAssumptions
16 CONTEMPORARY COGNITIVE VIEWS
17 SELF-REGULATION

**Part Nine: Personality inPerspective
18 OVERLAP AND INTEGRATION