Psychology of personal development

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Hauptverfasser: Lindgren, Henry Clay 1914-2005 (VerfasserIn), Fisk, Leonard W. (VerfasserIn)
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adam_text Titel: Psychology of personal development Autor: Lindgren, Henry Clay Jahr: 1976 Contents PART 1 1 Introduction Chapter 1 The Why of Understanding 3 TT , ,. Identifying and defining who we are 3 Understanding „ .. , , . , . .,. .. _ „ . , Problems of an urbanized civilization 5 „ , Conditions of Mental and Emotional Health 8 Others „ ,., a Normality 8 Adjustment 9 Maturity 10 Maturity in ages and stages 11 Attaining Maturity through Psychological Growth 13 Growth in understanding 14 Growth in tolerance 16 Growth in acceptance 17 Growth in respect 17 Consistencies in self-other attitudes 18 Factors impeding growth toward maturity 19 Translating observation into personality 21 Understanding the reality of perceived environment 22 The Dynamic Approach to Understanding Behavior 22 Common sense and the dynamic approach 22 All behavior is caused 24 All behavior is purposive 25 Causes and purposes are multiple 26 Behavior is a continuing process 26 Behavior involves the total human organism 26 vii viii | CONTENTS Advantages of using a dynamic approach to behavior 27 Summary 28 Questions for Discussion 29 PART 2 31 Structure and Stress in Personal Development Chapter 2 What is Personality? 33 __ _, , Consistency in Behavior 34 The Development Theorieg of Personalit 35 of Personality Freudian psychology 35 Other Psychoanalytic Theories 38 Carl Jung 39 Alfred Adler 39 The Neo-Freudians 40 Erich Fromm 40 Theories of The Self 41 Field theory 41 Rogers view of the self 41 Needs and the self 42 The existential self 43 Development of the self during early infancy 44 Development of the self during later infancy 45 Trait theories 46 Learning Theories 47 Classical conditioning 47 Instrumental conditioning 48 Social learning 49 Everyday applications of learning theory 50 Learning as a process of adjustment and growth 51 Who has the Answers? 52 Summary 53 Questions for Discussion 55 Chapter 3 Motivation 57 _ ,. Instincts as motives 59 Emotions, Feelings, Needg and drive_reduction 59 and Motives Qbesity 60 The mother instinct 60 CONTENTS I ix Curiosity and stimulus enrichment 61 The need to achieve 61 Emotion 63 The physiology of emotion 65 Feelings and percepts 66 The communication of emotion 67 Summary 69 Questions for Discussion 71 Chapter 4 Differences between Threat and Challenge 73 „ .. ^ „, The Nature of Anxiety 74 Reactions to Threat „ , . , __ b ear and anxiety 76 Degrees of anxiety 78 Sources of Anxiety 81 Anxiety and interpersonal relations 81 Anxiety and inner conflicts 82 Anxiety and overconformity 83 Anxiety and perceptual rigidity 84 Anxiety and inferiority 85 Anxiety and meaninglessness 86 Anxiety as perceptual overload 88 Summary 89 Questions for Discussion 89 Chapter 5 Antidotes for Anxiety 91 „ . . Mechanisms Used by Repressers 93 Coping with t • ^r. . . . Repression 93 Rationalization: sweet-lemon type 93 Reaction formation 95 Identification 96 Displacement 97 Psychosomatic symptoms 100 Mechanisms used by sensitizers 102 Rationalization: sour-grapes type 102 Compensation and overcompensation 103 Regression 104 Intellectualizing 104 Projection 106 Compulsiveness 107 Smoking 108 Logic-tight compartments 109 x I CONTENTS Phobias and obsessions 109 Repression, sensitization, and self-actualization 110 Summary 111 Questions for Discussion 113 PART 3 115 Maladaptive Behavior Patterns and Their Resolution Chapter 6 Categories of Disturbed Behavior 118 What is normal? 119 Neurotic and „, ,. , , , ,,„ „ . „ The medical model 119 Psychotic Patterns The moral model 119 of Adjustment The behavioral model 120 The dynamic model 120 The statistical model 120 Categories of maladjustment 122 Neurosis and psychosis 123 Neurotic Reactions 126 Chronic or acute anxiety 127 Disturbances of Mood 128 Affective disorders 128 Suicide 129 Schizophrenic states 131 Characteristics of schizophrenia 132 Causal factors in schizophrenia 133 Summary 139 Questions for Discussion 141 Chapter 7 Character and Personality Disorders 142 p .. Sociopathic Disturbances 144 „. , , Antisocial and dyssocial reactions 144 Disorders and D , , „ , ,. , ._ „ . , . Backgrounds of delinquency 147 Sociopathic -r,, r, . , » , , An . , Physiological factors 149 Drugs and the Alteration of Conscious Experience 150 The mind-expanding drugs 152 Marijuana 152 The other hallucinogens 154 CONTENTS I xi The stimulants: cocaine and amphetamines 155 The escape drugs 155 Alcohol 156 Barbiturates and antianxiety agents 157 Opiates 157 Who uses heroin? 158 Summary 159 Questions for Discussion 161 Chapter 8 Who Treats Behavior Disorders? 163 Correcting Psychiatrists 163 Maladaptive Psychoanalysts 163 Patterns of Clinical psychologists 163 Behavior Behavior therapists 163 Counseling psychologists 164 Psychiatric social workers 164 Psychotherapy 165 Psychoanalysis 167 Client-centered therapy 168 Group therapy 168 The eclectic approach: innovative techniques 171 Does therapy really work? 172 What does psychotherapy do? 173 Behaviorist approaches to psychological problems 175 Parents as behavior therapists 175 Behavior therapy in institutions 177 The token economy 179 Systematic desensitization 180 The Medical Approach 181 Psysiological (somatic) treatment 181 Hospitalization 184 Socio-Legal Forms of Treatment 185 Rehabilitation or revenge? 185 Punishment 187 Witch Doctors and the Helping Relationship 188 Summary 189 Questions for Discussion 192 xii ! CONTENTS PART 4 193 Social Forces in Personal Development Chapter 9 Situational Determinants 196 _. . „ Effects of the physical environment 196 Determinants of rm. ¦ I t A- i .¦ i#w .. 1 he environment as a source oi stimulation 196 Physiological Determinants 198 Body type 198 Height 199 Glandular activity 200 Temperament 200 Sexual function 201 Social Determinants: The Culture 202 Cultural determinants 203 Personality patterns in subgroup cultures 205 Social Determinants: Role and Position 206 How roles emerge 206 Birth order and roles within the family 207 Occupational roles 209 Sex roles 209 Conflicts and role changes 211 Learning Roles: Identification 212 Role-taking and compensation 213 Personality Determinants and Awareness 213 Summary 215 Questions for Discussion 216 Chapter 10 Primary Groups 217 „ ., . c. The relative influence of primary and secondary groups 217 Forces that Shape T ,. ., , e ¦ a oon „ , Individual awareness or group influences 220 our Behavior: ¦ ¦ , 1U u • nnA „ n Levels of awareness in interpersonal behavior 224 Group Processes „ ,, , T , , „ , ,. „„_ Jimpathy and Interpersonal Relations 225 The nature of empathy 225 Communication of feeling tone 227 Revealed and hidden behavior 229 Interpersonal Relations and Personality Development 230 Needs are met through others 232 Dynamics of the Group 234 Norms: defining what is normal 234 The more we are together, the happier we ll be! 236 Group exclusiveness 237 Crowding: the invasion of private space 238 Groups as reference points 239 CONTENTS I xiii Roles 239 Roles and group interaction 239 Disruptive roles 240 The role of the leader 242 Personal qualities of leaders 243 Summary 245 Questions for Discussion 247 Chapter 11 Attitudes, Values, and Beliefs 248 r, ., jO, Culturally determined values 249 Forces that Shape o . , , , , . . ,,., , . , „_, „ . • social class as a determiner of attitudes and values 251 ourBehavwr: ,7. ... „ , . .„ . . _. o, A __„ c • i a ^ ¦*. j Visible bymbols of social Class Status 252 Social Attitudes ™ .. , . ,. __„ Child-rearing practices 256 The need to achieve 258 Relationships between the sexes 258 Implications for personality 259 Social Attitudes, Class, and Mental Health 260 Marital difficulties 260 Difficulties in school 261 Problems of upward mobility 262 Middle-class anxiety 263 Self-attitudes 264 Mental illness and social class 265 Social class and intelligence 265 Case history 266 Authoritarian and Democratic Attitudes 267 Validity of authoritarian measures 268 Authoritarian attitudes and social class 269 Learning democratic attitudes 270 Summary 271 Questions for Discussion 272 PART 5 275 Independence and the Demands of Maturity Chapter 12 The Struggle toward Maturity 277 T , . ._. „ ,. Developmental tasks 278 Inferiority Feelings „ ... , , „ O_Q ,,-. , Expectations and the college years 278 and Dependency a fl fl j a _* o,o ~, „. z sources of influence and support 279 Conflicts n e . • j j oqa Conformity versus independence 280 Self-concern and Feelings of Inferiority 281 xiv I CONTENTS Shyness: the audience effect 281 Self-concern 282 Vulnerability 282 Feelings of inferiority 283 Guilt feelings 283 Passive participation 284 The Ideal and the Real: A Problem of Balance 285 The idealized self 285 The ideal self 286 The Dependence-Independence Conflict 288 Origins of dependency needs 289 The nature of dependency needs 289 Deindividuation: loss of self 291 Dependence-Independence Struggles during Adolescence 292 Parental attitudes toward dependency 293 Normality of adolescent dependency needs 295 Rebelliousness and independence 297 Adult Dependency Needs 298 The Field-Dependent Personality 300 Locus of Control 302 Summary 303 Questions for Discussion 305 Chapter 13 Learning and Mental Health 308 ... , Changes during the college years 309 Academic ana oujjia oii . . College grades and later success 311 Significance of extracurricular college activity 312 Achievement Self-imposed barriers to academic success 313 Underachievers 314 Evaluation and competition 316 Test anxiety 317 Personal Development in Work Situations 319 Work in our value system 319 Employment as a source of identity 320 Personality patterns and occupations 322 Work and basic needs 323 What makes a job satisfying? 324 Occupational Choice 327 Role of the professional counselor 331 Studying occupations 334 Women s career choices: opportunities, challenges, and problems 335 Summary 337 Questions for Discussion 339 CONTENTS | xv Chapter 14 Social Attraction 342 ~ „, , The need for excitement and stimulation 342 Sex. Marriage, and Propinquity 342 Family Life Similarity 343 Complementarity 344 Intimacy and psychosocial bonding 344 Sexual Behavior and Mental Health 345 The romantic legend 346 The importance of sex 347 Sexual anxiety and guilt 348 Sex and the self-concept 350 The need for a balanced approach to sex 352 Sex, love, and marriage 354 Alternatives to marriage 354 Marriage and Mental Health 358 Marriage as a way of life 358 Marriage as a positive adjustment factor 360 Psychological factors related to marital success 361 Attaining emotional maturity through marriage 362 Problem Areas in Marital Adjustment 364 Satisfactions and problems 364 Boredom 365 The working wife 365 Student marriages 367 Compatible and incompatible patterns of personality 368 Differences in background 370 Egocentricity 371 Parenthood and Mental Health 373 Children as sources of satisfaction and worry 373 The family as a subculture 374 The importance of mothering 375 The father s role 376 Summary 378 Questions for Discussion 379 Glossary 381 Author Index and List of References 395 Subject Index 413
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