The hidden genius of emotion : lifespan transformations of personality / Carol Magai, Jeannette Haviland-Jones.
This book discusses how emotion powerfully influences our moment-to-moment thoughts, behaviors, and interpersonal interactions. This hidden influence is unveiled in the present volume, taking as its example the lives of three famous mid-century psychologists.
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Cambridge ; New York : Paris :
Cambridge University Press ; Editions de la Maison des Sciences de l'homme,
2002.
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| Series: | Studies in emotion and social interaction.
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Table of Contents:
- pt. I. Introduction
- 1. Challenging the Prevailing View
- 2. Affect, Human Development, and Dynamic Systems
- pt. II. Emotion as the Integrative Link in Social and Personality Development
- 3. Lives Attracted to Shame and Longing: Carl Rogers
- 4. Lives Repelled by Fear and Distress: Albert Ellis
- 5. Lives Repelled and Attracted by Contempt and Shame: Fritz Perls
- pt. III. Emotion as the Link in Intellectual Work
- 6. Wisdom and Passion
- 7. Cognitive Stages and Joy, Surprise: Carl Rogers
- 8. Cartesian Logic and Anger, Fear: Albert Ellis
- 9. Dialectical Logic and Excitement, Disgust, and Shame: Fritz Perls
- pt. IV. Emotion as the Link in Therapeutic Behavior
- 10. Postures and Climate in Dyadic Interaction
- pt. V. Presenting a New View
- 11. Summarizing the Emotional Links
- 12. Lives and Change: Emotional Repetition and Uniqueness in Linear, Complex, and Chaotic Personality Systems.