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*24510$aBecoming :$bbasic considerations for a psychology of personality$cby Gordon W. Allport
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*300  $aIX, 106 s.
*500  $aBased on the Terry Lectures delivered at Yale University
*520  $aThis volume is based on the Terry lectures given by the author at Yale University in March, 1954. With a basic conviction that personality is too complex "to be trussed up in a conceptual straight jacket" this essay argues for "conceptual openmindedness and for a reasoned electicism." Questions are raised concerning the adequacy of an S-R theoretical basis for personality study. The human shows appropriate strivings which are not reducible to even complex S-R relations. Self energizing properties of human personality are of basic importance, but homuncular reification is explicitly disavowed.
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