Theories_of_Personality 7th Ed Feist

Feist−Feist: Theories of

Personality, Seventh

Edition

Back Matter Subject Index © The McGraw−Hill^641

Companies, 2009

Subject Index S-15

stagnation, 260–261
Standard Edition(Strachey),
59–60
standing still, 83
stimulus generalization, 452
stinginess, 40
Strange Situation,153–154
striving force, 70–72
The Structure of Human Personality
(Eysenck), 404
Studies on Hysteria(Breuer &
Freud), 20, 21, 47
Study of Organ Inferiority and Its
Physical Compensation
(Adler, A.), 67
Study of Values(Allport, Vernon, &
Lindzey), 389
style of life
Adler’s individual psychology, 78
neglected, 81
pampered, 80–81
stylistic dispositions, 383
subjective perceptions, 73–74
sublimation, 38
submissiveness, 168
success, 72
successive approximations, 450
Sullivan’s interpersonal theory.
Seeinterpersonal theory,
of Sullivan
superego, 27, 28f,30–31, 30f
function, 411
internalizations of Klein, 146
superiority
of Adler’s individual psychology,
70–72
striving for personal, 72
Support Scale, 298
suppression, 24
symbiosis, normal, 149
syntaxic level, of cognition,
224, 225t
syntonic, 249

T
Taoistic attitude, 297
taxonomy, 6, 418
“The Technique of Psychoanalytic
Theory” (Horney), 164
teleology. Seecausality v. teleology
tenderness, 217–218

tensions, 217–219, 225t

anxiety, 218–219

energy transformations, 217,

219, 225t

needs, 217–218

terror management theory,

364–365

terrorism, 502–503

theory. See also specific theory

alternate, 7

defined, 4–5

falsifiable, 9–10

guiding action, 10–11

internal consistency of, 11

for organizing data, 10

as parsimonious, 11

philosophy and, 5–6

science relationship with, 6

speculation, 6

usefulness of, 8

therapeutic change, 324–326

therapeutic techniques, of Freud,

47–49

therapy, 501–502

thinking, 117–118

third force, 275

threat, 319, 562

Three Essays on Theory of Sexuality

(Freud, S.), 22

Time Competence/ Time

Incompetence Scale, 298

To Have or Be(Fromm), 190

trait and factor theories, of Eysenck,

Costa, & McCrae,

400–437

biological bases of personality,

415–416

Cattell’s pioneering work, 405

concept of humanity, 436

Costa biography, 418–420

critique of, 434–436

dimensions of personality,

409–415

Eysenck biography, 402–404

Eysenck’s factor theory,

408–409

factor analysis, 405–407

Five-Factor Model, 418–429

McCrae biography, 418–420

measuring personality, 415

overview, 401–402

personality as predictor,

416–418

research on, 429–434

taxonomy, 418

traits, 4

academics and, research,

431–432

by birth order, 87t

common, of Allport, 381

unipolar, 406

transcendence, 193

transference, 49, 129, 202

transformation, 128–129

energy, 217, 219, 225t

triadic reciprocal causation,

483–486

model, 478

trieb(drive), 31

trust

interpersonal, 523–525, 525t

mistrust v., 251–252

types, 117, 405

tyranny of the should, 176

U

umwelt(environment around us),

348, 352–353

unconditional positive regard, 323

unconscious, 23, 24–25. See also

conscious v. unconscious

motivation

Adler’s individual psychology

on, 96

behavior, 462–463

conscious harmonized with, 75

determinant of behavior,

12, 159

mental processing, 54

personal, of Jung, 104

unhealthy personality, 466–467

counteracting strategies, 466

inappropriate behaviors,

466–467

unipolar traits, 406

uniqueness v. similarities

Adler’s individual psychology

on, 96

Allport’s psychology of the

individual, 398

Bandura’s social cognitive

theory, 507