Introduction to Personality: Toward An IntegrationOffers a broad perspective of the field and unifying theoretical framework. Emphases recent work linking personality to brain, biological-genetic, and evolutionary processes. |
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CHAPTER | 1 |
BRIEF CONTENTS | 2 |
Suggested schedule for a quarter system | 6 |
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Introduction to Personality: Toward an Integration Walter Mischel,Yuichi Shoda,Ronald Edward Smith No preview available - 2003 |
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