Theories of Personality
(Chapter 12)

I  Introduction (pp. 419)
A.  Personality defined
B.  Approaches
II  Theories 
A.  Traits (12:8 - 12:11)
1. Background
2. Big Five
3.  Genes and Biology
i.  Temperament
ii.  Behavioral Genetics
iii.  Heritability
4. Status 
B.  Social-Cognitive (12:12 - 12:15)
1. Background
2.  The social-cognitive approach 
i.  Perceptions of control
ii.  Relations between the Person, Behavior, and Environment	
3.  Evaluation and Status
C.   Humanism (12:5 - 12:7, 12:16)
1. Background
2. The Role of the Self
i.  Maslow and Self-actualization
ii.  Rodgers and the Self
iii.  May and the problems of Existentialism 
3. Evaluation and Status
D. Cultural Theories (4:9 - 4:10)
1. Background
2. Cultural and Personality
i.  Invidivualist and Collectivist Cultures
ii.  Monochronic vs. Polychronic
3. Evaluation and Status
E.  Psychoanalytic theory (12:1-12:4)
1.  Freudian theory
i. Structure 
ii. Process
2.   Legacy
3.  Status
III Integration
A.  Contrasting positions on personality
B.  The model: An Integration of views