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... personality theory were often concerned with the ulti- mate or essential nature of man . Drawing from concepts outlined by the ancient Greeks , and from other sources , philosophers of the 1600s and 1700s speculated about human personality ...
... personality theory were often concerned with the ulti- mate or essential nature of man . Drawing from concepts outlined by the ancient Greeks , and from other sources , philosophers of the 1600s and 1700s speculated about human personality ...
Page 117
... personality , many other au- thors were strongly influenced by Freudian and Jungian notions . More recent analytic theories have tended to stress social factors , emphasizing the ... personality , but there is Personality , Theories of 117.
... personality , many other au- thors were strongly influenced by Freudian and Jungian notions . More recent analytic theories have tended to stress social factors , emphasizing the ... personality , but there is Personality , Theories of 117.
Page 118
... personality , but there is gross evi- dence that spectacular personality changes can be in- duced biologically ( e.g. , by drugs ) . Factor - analytic studies at times may appear to be ex- ploratory and atheoretical , but intrinsically ...
... personality , but there is gross evi- dence that spectacular personality changes can be in- duced biologically ( e.g. , by drugs ) . Factor - analytic studies at times may appear to be ex- ploratory and atheoretical , but intrinsically ...
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