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  <namePart>Lawrence A. Fehr</namePart>
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   <dateIssued>1983</dateIssued>
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 <note>1. What is Personality and How Does This Text Deal With It ?&#13;
2. General MEthodological Issues in Personality Assessment and Research&#13;
3. Psychoanalytic and NEo-analytic Approaches to Personality&#13;
4. Phenomenological Theories&#13;
5. Trait Theories of Personality&#13;
6. Behavioral Theories of Personality&#13;
7. Introduction to Personality Assessment&#13;
8. Psychodynamic Assessment : Projective Techniques andPsychoanalytic Psychotherapy&#13;
9. Phenomenological Assessment : A Model for Self-Improvement&#13;
10. Trait Assessment : self-Report Inventories&#13;
11. Behavioral Assessment L Behavior Analysis, Behavior Sampling, and Behavior Therapy Techniques&#13;
12. Personality Development : Issues and Topics&#13;
13. Anxiety : Theoretical and Applied Approaches to a Complex Problem Overview&#13;
14. Aggression : A Contemporary Problem&#13;
15. Guilt Feelings : Negative Self-Appraisal&#13;
16. Conclusion : Additional Topics in Personality and a Summary of Relationship Between Personality Theory, Assessment, and Research</note>
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