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Personality Development

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New perspectives on personality development in college students

Florence B. Brawer

1973

An introduction to deviance

William J. Filstead

1972

Child development and personality

Paul Henry Mussen

1956

The Seasons of a man's life

Daniel J. Levinson

1978

Emotional maturity

Leon Joseph Saul

1971

Social and personality development

William Damon

1983

Child training and personality

John Wesley Mayhew Whiting

1953

Technical foundations for measuring ego development

Jane Loevinger

1998

Ego and archetype

Edward F. Edinger

1973

Child development and personality

Paul Henry Mussen

1963

Franklin wants a badge

Paulette Bourgeois, Sharon Jennings, Jelena Sisic et al.

2003

Toddlers and their mothers

Erna Furman

1992

For your own good

Alice Miller

1983 ★ 4.2

The Ontogeny of vertebrate behavior

P. P. G. Bateson, Howard Moltz

1971

Social and personality development

Michael E. Lamb

2011

Children of the kibbutz

Spiro, Melford E.

1958

Personality in intimate relationships

Luciano L'Abate

2005

P.E.T

Gordon, Thomas., Thomas Gordon, Gordon, Thomas

1972

On shame and the search for identity

Helen Merrell Lynd, H. M. Lynd, Helen M. Lynd et al.

1958

Child Personality and Psychopathology

Anthony Davids

1974

Nursing Civil Rights

Charissa J. Threat

2015

What do you stand for?

Barbara A. Lewis

1998

Culture in School Learning

Etta R. Hollins

1996

Psychoanalytic diagnosis

Nancy McWilliams

1994

Human growth and the development of personality

Jack H. Kahn

1971

Theories of development

Jonas Langer

1969

New passages

Gail Sheehy

1995

Lessons in personal efficiency

Grimshaw, Robert

1918

Handbook of Moral and Character Education

Larry Nucci

2014

Socioemotional development in the toddler years

C Brownell

2007

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