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Chapter 1: Introduction to Personality Psychology

Personality Defined

  • Personality Is the Set of Psychological Traits...
  • And Mechanisms...
  • Within the Individual...
  • That Are Organized and Relatively Enduring...
  • And That Influence...
  • His or Her Interactions with...
  • And Adaptations to...
  • The Environment

    • Three Levels of Personality Analysis

  • Human Nature
  • Individual and Group Differences
  • Individual Uniqueness

    • A Fissure in the Field

  • Grand Theories of Personality
  • Contemporary Research in Personality

    • Six Domains of Knowledge about Human Nature

  • Dispositional Domain
  • Biological Domain
  • Intrapsychic Domain
  • Cognitive-Experiential Domain
  • Social and Cultural Domain
  • Adjustment Domain

    • The Role of Personality Theory

    Standards for Evaluating Personality Theories

    Is There a Grand Ultimate and True Theory of Personality?






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