Basic dimensions for a general psychological theory
Subtitle: implications for personality, social, environmental, and developmental studies
By: Albert Mehrabian.
Publisher: Oelgeschlager, Gunn & Hain
Published: 1980
Place of publication: Cambridge
Language: eng
Number of pages: 381
Subjects: Psychology -- Philosophy.; Psychology -- Research.; Emotions.; Personality.; Interpersonal relations.
Description: For a general psychological overview, consider these core dimensions: cognitive (thinking, memory), emotional (feelings, reactions), behavioral (actions, responses), and social (interactions, relationships), which are interconnected and influence each other. 
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Cognitive Dimension:
This encompasses mental processes like thinking, remembering, problem-solving, and language. It explores how we perceive, process, and interpret information. 
Emotional Dimension:
This focuses on feelings, moods, and emotional responses. It includes understanding and managing emotions, as well as the impact of emotions on behavior and relationships. 
Behavioral Dimension:
This examines observable actions and reactions, including learned behaviors, habits, and responses to stimuli. It explores how individuals behave in different situations. 
Social Dimension:
This focuses on how individuals interact with others, including social roles, relationships, communication, and cultural influences. It examines the impact of social contexts on behavior and well-being. 
Other dimensions to consider
Spiritual Dimension 
Physical Dimension 
Psychological Ownership
Notes: Bibliography: p. 351-374.
Includes index.