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More editions Add to My Library▼CHAPTER 1 The Family as the Context for Personality Development and Socialization The challenge for any study of lives in a changing society is to keep both individual and environmental variations in the picture. ... 
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More editions Add to My Library▼PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL EXPERIENCES Within the neo- socioanalytic framework, personality traits and organizational experiences are in constant transaction across the life span. To better understand how these ... 
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More editions Add to My Library▼CHAPTER I Personality Development What Is Personality? When we use the term personality we probably have in mind the effect an individual's total conduct has on us; we are probably thinking of the quality or pattern of a person's total ... 
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More editions Add to My Library▼CHAPTER 13 Antisocial Personality Development KRISTINA D. HIATT AND THOMAS J. DISHION Many children and adolescents show episodes of problem behavior at some point in their development. Many of these youth will eventually assume adult ...
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