Category : E-Books
Author : Stephen
Strack, PhD
Publisher : Springer
Year :
2006
Page : 559
Language :
English
File Type : Pdf
Size : 3.333
KB
Review : Differentiating Normal and
Abnormal Personality is a timely sequel to its distinguished predecessor
published a dozen years ago. Based on my own reading, I can say that Dr. Strack
and his co-authors have given us a thoroughly and thoughtfully updated
revision. It surveys, as intended, three connected subjects:
(a) major current
theories about the contrasts, continuities, and commonalities between normal
and abnormal personality; (b) potentially powerful analytic methods for future
explorations and developments; and (c) available assessment instruments
intended to map the basic individual differences defining this vast domain.
The
information rich, yet concisely written, chapters of this book will motivate
professionals, as they did in my case, to reflect on recent developments and ponder
future trends and changes. However, as Dr. Strack stresses in his Introduction,
this volume is definitely also written to be “accessible to neophytes.” Those
who are ready to explore and appraise diverse perspectives and approaches with
open minds and energy will find this to be true.
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