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Illustrations | ||
Preface | ||
1 | Exploration and Confirmation | 1 |
What Are Personal Characteristics? | 1 | |
Measurement of Personal Characteristics | 3 | |
Factor Analysis | 4 | |
Alternative Models | 7 | |
Path Analysis | 8 | |
Combined Model | 11 | |
Conclusions | 14 | |
2 | Abilities: Hierarchies Versus Processes | 17 |
Abilities and Intelligence | 17 | |
Factor Models of Ability | 18 | |
Alternatives to the Factor Model | 26 | |
Analysis of Richmond Tests of Basic Skills | 29 | |
Factor-Analysis Model | 29 | |
Simplex Models | 33 | |
Anchoring the Simplex | 37 | |
Dynamic Cognitive Development | 41 | |
Teaching for Growth | 43 | |
3 | Personality: Sequences and Circles | 45 |
Traditional Models of Personality Structure | 45 | |
Situationism and Interactionism | 47 | |
Single-Trait Versus Multitrait Theories | 47 | |
Eysenck's Personality Theory | 47 | |
First-Order and Second-Order Factors | 50 | |
Cattell's Personality Theory | 50 | |
The Big Five Dimensions of Personality | 52 | |
The Circumplex Model of Interpersonal Behavior | 55 | |
The Circumplex Pattern of Correlations | 57 | |
Personality Disorders | 57 | |
Personality Disorders and the Circumplex | 59 | |
Structural-Equation Modeling of the Circumplex | 61 | |
Kass and Colleagues (1985) | 63 | |
Hyler and Lyons (1988) | 64 | |
A Five-Variable Interpersonal Circumplex? | 64 | |
A Simplex Model of Five Other Personality Disorders | 66 | |
The Circumplex, the Simplex, and the Big Five | 69 | |
Implications for Psychiatric Classification | 70 | |
New Strategies for Treatment | 70 | |
Are We Deluding Ourselves? | 71 | |
4 | Attitudes and the Self-Concept | 75 |
Attitude Hierarchies | 75 | |
Identity | 77 | |
Attitude Measurement | 79 | |
Structure of the Self-Concept | 81 | |
Measurement Model for the Self-Image Data | 83 | |
Reconstruction of the Model for the Self-Image Data | 84 | |
Self-Concept and Delinquency | 87 | |
Self-Efficacy and Estrangement | 89 | |
Quality of Life and Health Care | 92 | |
Discussion and Conclusions | 96 | |
5 | Implications and Applications | 99 |
Implications for Theory and Practice | 100 | |
Implications for Methodology | 105 | |
Modeling and the Parsimony Principle | 112 | |
Other Methodological Issues | 113 | |
New Agendas for Research | 115 | |
References | 119 | |
Author Index | 129 | |
Subject Index | 133 |
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