Virtue, vice, and personality
Subtitle: the complexity of behavior
By: edited by Edward C. Chang and Lawrence J. Sanna
Contributors: Chang, Edward C.; Sanna, Lawrence J
Edition: 1st ed
Publisher: American Psychological Association
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 189
Subjects: Personality
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: High self-esteem : a differentiated perspective / Michael H. Kernis; title: Optimism as virtue and vice / Christopher Peterson and Robert S. Vaidya; title: Intelligence : can one have too much of a good thing? / Robert J. Sternberg; title: The hazards of goal pursuit / Laura A. King and Chad M. Burton; title: The virtues and vices of personal control / Michael J Strube, J. Scott Hanson, and Laurel Newman; title: Pessimism : accentuating the positive possibilities / Julie K. Norem; title: Rumination, imagination, and personality : specters of the past and future in the present / Lawrence J. Sanna, Shevaun L. Stocker, and Jennifer A. Clarke; title: On the perfectibility of the individual : going beyond the dialectic of good versus evil / Edward C. Chang; title: Neuroticism : adaptive and maladaptive features / David Watson and Alex Casillas; title: Going beyond (while remaining connected to) personality as virtue and vice / Howard Tennen and Glenn Affleck; title: Beyond virtue and vice in personality : some final thoughts / Lawrence J. Sanna and Edward C. Chang