Individual Differences and Personality
By Colin Cooper. 2010
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1 Introduction to Individual Differences Part I: Theories and applications 2 Kelly and Rogers 3 Freud and post-Freudians 4 Broad theories of personality 5 Emotional intelligence 6 Narrow personality traits 7 Biological and social models of personality 8 Structure and measurement of abilities 9 Ability processes 10 Personality and ability over the lifespan 11 Environmental and genetic determinants of personality 12 Mood and motivation 13 Applications of personality and ability testing Part II: Methods 14 Measuring individual differences 15 Reliability and validity of psychological tests 16 Factor analysis 17 Performing and interpreting factor analyses 18 Constructing a test 19 Problems with tests 20 Conclusions
Subfields: Clinical Psychology
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- Leadership and individual differences: At the cusp of a renaissance (2012, background): “Individual differences are rooted to a large extent in biological differences (Michael Craig Ashton, 2007; Chamorro-Premuzic, 2007) and these links are particularly relevant for those social contexts in which leadership is exercised (cf. Caldu & Dreher, 2007).”
- Integrating Personality Structure, Personality Process, and Personality Development (2017, background): “Theory and research on personality and individual differences can be grouped roughly according to their main foci on (i) structures of inter-individual differences, (ii) intra-individual processes that guide behaviour, and (iii) development (Ashton, 2013).”