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Circumplex models of personality and emotions /

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The circumplex model [of personality and emotion] focuses on determining how traits and emotions are structurally similiar, and its underlying assumption is that a relatively seamless circular ordering, or circumplex, is an economical description of the relations among traits and emotions. /// The c...

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Other Authors: Plutchik, Robert, Conte, Hope R., 1929-
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington, DC : American Psychological Association, [1997]
Edition:1st ed.
Subjects:
Personality and emotions.
Interpersonal relations.
Psychometrics.
Personality.
Emotions.
Interpersonal Relations.
Models, Psychological.
Electronic books.
Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • The circumplex as a general model of the structure of emotions and personality / Robert Plutchik
  • The circumplex model applied to interpersonal behavior, affect, and psychotic syndromes / Maurice Lorr
  • When is a circumplex an "interpersonal circumplex"? the case of supportive actions / Jerry S. Wiggins and Krista K. Trobst
  • Studying personality traits: the circular way / Michael B. Gurtman
  • Two at a time is better than one at a time: exploiting the horizontal aspects of factor representations / Clarence C. McCormick and Lewis R. Goldberg
  • Integration of configurational and factorial models for family relationships and child behavior / Earl S. Schaefer.
  • Personality set within an octagonal model of relating / John Birtchnell
  • Circular structure of vocational interests / Terence J.G. Tracey and James B. Rounds
  • How shall an emotion be called? / James A. Russell
  • A circumplex inventory of impact messages: an operational bridge between emotion and interpersonal behavior / Donald J. Kiesler, James A. Schmidt, and Christopher C. Wagner
  • Theoretical and methodological elaborations of the circumplex model of personality traits and emotions / Gene A. Fisher
  • The interpersonal circle and the emotional undercurrents of human sociability / Rauni Myllyniemi.
  • Personality disorders and the interpersonal circumplex / Thomas A. Widiger and Steven Hagemoser
  • Evaluating a circumplex model of personality disorders with structural equation modeling / David M. Romney and John M. Bynner
  • The circumplex structure of interpersonal problems / Leonard M. Horowitz, D. Christopher Dryer, and Elena N. Krasnoperova
  • The circumplex in psychotherapy research / William P. Henry
  • The interpersonal circumplex as a structural model in clinical research: examples from group psychotherapy, interpersonal problems, and personality disorders / Stephen Soldz
  • Interpersonal assessment and therapy of eating disorders: a clinical application of a circumplex model / James K. Madison.