A psychological study of socio-educational and emotional problems of male female college going adolescents
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A psychological study of socio-educational and emotional problems of male female college going adolescents (2022)
EN PB NWISBN: 9782923722740 bzw. 2923722744, in Englisch, Taschenbuch, neu.
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(INTRODUCTION) Personality-In defining personality the psychologists employ the two indispensable ideas of integeration and uniqueness while the various other concepts and principles of psychology refer to one or another segment of behaviour. Personality invariably signifies for one thing, the functioning of the whole person and for another the unique organization of the individual that distinguishes him from his fellows. In accounting for a personality, it therefore becomes essontial to know how the person, in expressing his needs and his social relationships, functions as a recognizable unity with distinctive traits, drives, attitudes and habits which enable or prevent him attaining an adequate adjustment to his environment. In the early 19th century, James ward in· England, stressed the individualistic orientation of the psychology of personality. In Germany Wilhelm Stern adopted a similar stand point in his personalistic approach. In conventional psychology text books personality is placed at the top of the conceptual hierarchy : the lower order concepts lead systematically to personality as the most complex and inclusive. There is a point of view, dating from about 1950, according to which personal expersonal experience is only one aspect of psychology; other aspect refer to other levels of behaviour. From this stand point "psychology" would have to be replaced by the collective phrase. "Behaviour Sciences" or, more simply, by the single term "humanics". Thus a reflex action, such as the blink of the eyelid in response to a sudden visual stimulus, would be regarded as behaviour at the physiological or neurological level, where as a marked like or dislike of some other person, say a brother or sister, - would fall directly within the domain of "personality". There is a no unanimity of thought regarding personality in subhuman organisms, though on the whole, psychologist tend to human species, chareter as distinguished from, School & studieboeken, Alle school & studieboeken, Engelse Boeken > School & studieboeken > Alle school & studieboeken.
(INTRODUCTION) Personality-In defining personality the psychologists employ the two indispensable ideas of integeration and uniqueness while the various other concepts and principles of psychology refer to one or another segment of behaviour. Personality invariably signifies for one thing, the functioning of the whole person and for another the unique organization of the individual that distinguishes him from his fellows. In accounting for a personality, it therefore becomes essontial to know how the person, in expressing his needs and his social relationships, functions as a recognizable unity with distinctive traits, drives, attitudes and habits which enable or prevent him attaining an adequate adjustment to his environment. In the early 19th century, James ward in· England, stressed the individualistic orientation of the psychology of personality. In Germany Wilhelm Stern adopted a similar stand point in his personalistic approach. In conventional psychology text books personality is placed at the top of the conceptual hierarchy : the lower order concepts lead systematically to personality as the most complex and inclusive. There is a point of view, dating from about 1950, according to which personal expersonal experience is only one aspect of psychology; other aspect refer to other levels of behaviour. From this stand point "psychology" would have to be replaced by the collective phrase. "Behaviour Sciences" or, more simply, by the single term "humanics". Thus a reflex action, such as the blink of the eyelid in response to a sudden visual stimulus, would be regarded as behaviour at the physiological or neurological level, where as a marked like or dislike of some other person, say a brother or sister, - would fall directly within the domain of "personality". There is a no unanimity of thought regarding personality in subhuman organisms, though on the whole, psychologist tend to human species, chareter as distinguished from, School & studieboeken, Alle school & studieboeken, Engelse Boeken > School & studieboeken > Alle school & studieboeken.
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A psychological study of socio-educational and emotional problems of male female college going adolescents
~EN PB NWISBN: 2923722744 bzw. 9782923722740, vermutlich in Englisch, Ahmed Faraz Hussain, Taschenbuch, neu.
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