Personality: A Psychological Interpretation

abstract activity adaptive adjustment ality analysis association attitude basic become behavior Chapter character characteristic characterology child common traits complex conception conduct consistency correlation definition determined differential psychology dispositions doctrine dynamic dynamic psychology E. G. Boring E. L. Thorndike emotional environment example experience experimental expression extroversion fact factor analysis factors feelings functions G. W. Allport Gestalt Psychology graphology habits human identical elements indi individual inference instincts integration intelligence interest intuition investigator judges judgments L. L. Thurstone learning likewise mature means measure ment mental merely method mind motives movement nature nomothetic normal objective observation one's organization pattern personalistic phrenology physiognomy principle problem psychoanalysis psychograph Psychol psychology of personality qualities ratings reflexes regarded response scale scores seems sense significance single situation social sonality specific stimulus structure style Super-ego temperament tendency Theophrastus theory tion unity variable vidual