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The emotional foundations of personality : a neurobiological and evolutionary approach / Kenneth L. Davis and Jaak Panksepp ; foreword by Mark Solms.
Series: Norton series on interpersonal neurobiologyPublisher: New York, NY : W.W Norton & Company, [2018]Publisher: ©2018Edition: First editionDescription: xii, 330 pages, 2 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 25 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780393710571
- 0393710572
- BF 698 .D374 2018
Contents:
The mystery of human personality -- Affective neuroscience personality scales and the big five -- Darwin's comparative "personality" model -- William McDougal's comparative psychology: toward a naturalistic personality approach -- A brief review of personality since McDougall: the need for a bottom-up model of personality -- Bottom-up and top-down personality approaches -- Our ancestral roots: personality research on great apes -- The special case of our canine companions -- Do rats have personalities? Of course they do! -- Animal personality summary -- Preludes to othe big five personality model: different paths toward understanding brainmind states that constitute human temperaments -- The big five: the essential core of Cattell's factor analysis -- The clarities and confusions of the big five -- The earlier history of biological theories of personality: Hans Eysenck, Jeffrey Gray, and Robert Cloninger -- Genetics and the origins of personality -- Human brain imaging -- Personality and the self -- Affective neuro-personality and psychopathology -- Fleshing out the complexities.
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American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Non-fiction | Main Collection | BF 698 .D374 2018 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | C20040143 |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 285-316) and index.
The mystery of human personality -- Affective neuroscience personality scales and the big five -- Darwin's comparative "personality" model -- William McDougal's comparative psychology: toward a naturalistic personality approach -- A brief review of personality since McDougall: the need for a bottom-up model of personality -- Bottom-up and top-down personality approaches -- Our ancestral roots: personality research on great apes -- The special case of our canine companions -- Do rats have personalities? Of course they do! -- Animal personality summary -- Preludes to othe big five personality model: different paths toward understanding brainmind states that constitute human temperaments -- The big five: the essential core of Cattell's factor analysis -- The clarities and confusions of the big five -- The earlier history of biological theories of personality: Hans Eysenck, Jeffrey Gray, and Robert Cloninger -- Genetics and the origins of personality -- Human brain imaging -- Personality and the self -- Affective neuro-personality and psychopathology -- Fleshing out the complexities.
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