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  1. Overview of the Psychology of the Individual
  2. Biography of Gordon Allport
  3. Allport's Approach to Personality Theory
    1. What Is Personality?
    2. What Is the Role of Conscious Motivation?
    3. What Are the Characteristics of a Healthy Person?
  4. Structure of Personality
    1. Personal Dispositions
      1. Levels of Personal Dispositions
        1. Cardinal Dispositions
        2. Central Dispositions
        3. Secondary Dispositions
      2. Motivational and Stylistic Dispositions
    2. Proprium
  5. Motivation
    1. Reactive and Proactive Theories of Motivation
    2. Functional Autonomy
      1. Preservative Functional Autonomy
      2. Propriate Functional Autonomy
      3. Criterion for Functional Autonomy
      4. Processes That Are Not Functionally
  6. The Psychologically Healthy Personality
  7. The Study of the Individual
    1. Morphogenic Science
    2. The Diaries of Marion Taylor
    3. Letters from Jenny
  8. Related Research
    1. The Religious Orientation Scale
    2. Religion, Prayer, and Health
  9. Critique of Allport
  10. Concept of Humanity
  11. Key Terms and Concepts





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