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Abelson, R. P., 22 Amsel, A., 333 Baker, R., 127
Aboud, F. E., 121 Andersen, S. M., 355 Baker, R. A., 69
Abraham, K., 147 Anderson, C. A., 331 Bakermans-Kranenburg, M. J., 181
Abrams, S., 60 Anderson, D. C., 292 Balay, J., 62
Acklin, M. W., 115 Anderson, R., 432 Baldwin, D. A., 393
Acosta, S., 292 Anderson, W., 451 Balloun, J., 449
Adams, C., 370 Andrews, G., 50 Bandura, A., 20, 344, 346, 348, 356, 358,
Adams, G. R., 153 Andrews, J. D., 385
Adams, N. E., 368–69, 371, 373 Andronikof-Sanglade, A., 61 360–73, 375, 377–78
Adams-Webber, J., 387, 393 Angelou, M., 416, 435–36 Banks, H. C., 50
Adams-Webber, J. R., 393, 398 Angleitner, A., 193, 207, 304–5 Bannister, D., 393, 398, 400
Adelson, J., 151 Annis, H. M., 370 Banuazizi, A., 314
Adkins, K. K., 170 Ansbacher, H. L., 106–7, 109, 110, Barab, P. G., 368
Adler, A., 111–16, 119, 122–27, 132 Barash, D. P., 284
Adler, J. M., 62 112–16, 119–20, 122, 124–27, 129 Barchas, J. D., 373
Affonso, D. D., 153–54 Ansbacher, R. R., 106, 109–10, 112, 113, Barden, V., 400
Agger, E. M., 118 Barends, A., 394
Agnew, J., 393 115–16, 119–20, 122, 124–26, 129 Barlow, D. H., 21
Agor, W. H., 95 Antrobus, J., 41 Barnard, C. P., 56
Agronick, G. S., 151 Apostal, R., 95 Barnett, B., 47
Ahadi, S. A., 256 Archambault, F. X., 449 Barnhardt, T. M., 63
Ahmed, S. M. S., 331 Archer, J., 183 Baron, S. H., 22, 33
Ahrens, A. H., 170 Archer, S. L., 151, 153 Barrett, D., 88
Ainslie, G., 314 Ardila, R., 476 Barrett, L. F., 180, 252–53
Ainsworth, M. D. S., 177–78 Argentero, P., 240 Barrick, M. R., 254
Albion, F. M., 292 Arlow, J. A., 60 Barry, B., 252
Aldworth, B., 62 Armeli, S., 293 Barry, D., 429
Alexander, G., 22, 115 Arndt, J., 44, 331 Barry, G. M., 93
Alexander, I. E., 6, 22 Arnold, J., 127 Barry, J. R., 246
Alexander, R. A., 94, 95 Asche, M., 397 Bartholomew, K., 180
Alexander, S., 163, 338 Asendorpf, J. B., 253 Bartholow, B. D., 331
Allan, J., 87 Ashby, J. S., 170 Bartussek, D., 262
Allen, A., 200, 354 Astorino, A., 381, 395 Bassoff, E. S., 185
Allen, H. J., 283 Atkinson, J. W., 335 Bates, B., 53
Allen, J. G., 153 Atkinson, R., 85 Bates, J. E., 10, 243, 259
Allen, J. J. B., 261 Atwood, J. D., 471, 479 Batson, C. D., 219–20
Allers, C. T., 115 Auerhahn, N. C., 51 Bauer, P. J., 114
Allison, K. W., 186 Austin, J. T., 372 Bauman, K. E., 287
Allport, F. H., 197, 222 Baumeister, R. F., 46, 47, 122, 172–73,
Allport, G. W., 4, 6, 193, 196, 197, Baars, B. J., 62
Baas, L. R., 33 206, 328, 367, 471, 481
199–222, 226, 353 Bachant, J. L., 45 Baumgardner, M. H., 16
Allwood, K., 398 Baer, J. S., 351 Baumrind, D., 177, 421
Alter-Reid, K., 56 Bagley, K. J., 396 Bay-Hinitz, A. K., 291
Altmaier, E. M., 400 Bailey, D. S., 332, 416 Beck, J. E., 401
Ambrose, S. E., 381–82, 403–4 Bailey, T., 372 Becker, E., 44
American Psychiatric Association, 172 Baird, L. L., 210 Bedeian, A. G., 120
American Psychological Association, 24, Bakan, D., 432 Beebe, J., 86
Baker, J. E., 292–93 Behrends, R. S., 215
229, 278, 314, 346, 414 Baker, L. A., 10 Beitman, B. D., 475
Amerikaner, M., 115, 123, 456 Baker, L. J., 287 Bell, A. J., 40
Amirkhan, J. H., 50 Baker, N., 357 Bell, L., 430

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Bellak, L., 60 Boon, J. C., 221 Budd, B. E., 150
Bem, D. J., 6, 193, 200, 253, 350, 354, Booth, R. J., 187 Buirs, R. S., 402
Booth-Kewley, S., 208 Bullitt, W. C., 22, 33
358 Bordages, J. W., 455 Bundrick, C. M., 453, 457
Bem, S. L., 183, 185 Bores-Rangel, E., 372 Burgess, C. A., 39
Ben-Aryeh, H., 260 Borkenau, P., 193 Burke, W. W., 182
Benjamin, A. J., Jr., 331 Bornstein, R. F., 52, 61, 171 Burleson, B. R., 395
Benjamin, L. T., Jr., 40, 292 Borodovsky, L. G., 425, 471 Burnett, C., 405
Benjamin, P., 420, 459 Borrello, G. M., 94 Burns, C. E., 301
Benjamin, Y. N., 398 Bosinelli, M., 41 Burns, G. L., 296–97, 299, 300
Bennett, M. E., 144 Botella, L., 401 Burr, V., 401
Bera, S., 179, 181 Bothwell, R. K., 39 Burrell, M. J., 388
Berg, S., 433 Bottome, P., 106, 124–25, 127 Burris, C. T., 219–20, 459
Bergeman, C. S., 258, 264 Bouchard, T. J., Jr., 257–58, 266 Bursik, K., 225
Berger, M. M., 163 Bouillon, J., 369 Bushman, B. J., 173, 332
Berger, P. L., 402 Bowen, M. V. B., 426 Buss, A. H., 4
Bergin, A. E., 475 Bowers, K. S., 39, 63 Buss, D. M., 10, 254, 274, 304–5
Bergmann, M. S., 33 Bowers, T. G., 291 Buss, H. M., 21, 182
Berkowitz, L., 330–31, 341 Bowlby, J., 177, 186–87 Buss, K. A., 259
Berkun, M. M., 335 Boyer, P., 115 Butcher, H. J., 229
Berman, W. H., 179 Boyers, R., 58 Butcher, J. N., 42
Bernal, M. E., 186 Boyle, G. J., 194, 242, 244, 250 Butler, J. M., 426
Bernay, T., 171 Bozarth, J. D., 420, 422 Butt, T., 388, 401
Bernieri, F., 118 Bradbury, T. N., 253 Butt, T. W., 401
Bernstein, C., 382 Bradley, C. L., 144 Byers, S., 394
Bersoff, D. M., 471 Bradshaw, C. K., 185 Byrd, K. R., 56
Berzonsky, M. D., 387, 401 Brady, J. P., 292
Bettelheim, B., 84, 102 Brager, R., 50 Cacioppo, J. T., 382
Bettesworth, A., 125 Bratslavsky, E., 47 Cado, S., 393, 396
Betz, A. L., 63 Bremner, J. D., 56 Cahill, C., 55
Beyer, J., 368, 371 Brems, C., 183 Cain, D. J., 413–14, 424
Biaggio, M. K., 456 Brennan, C. J., 431 Calabro, L. E., 449
Bibb, J. L., 115 Brennan, J., 248 Callander, L., 170
Bieri, J., 394, 400 Brennan, K. A., 179 Camac, C., 260
Bilgrave, D. P., 459 Brenneis, C. B., 40 Camden, C. T., 62
Billig, M., 6 Brent, D. A., 21 Camp, B. D., 364
Billinghurst, A., 62 Breuer, J., 36, 38 Campbell, D. T., 12
Birch, M., 55, 57 Bridwell, L. G., 449 Campbell, J., 82, 86, 102
Blackmore, S., 90 Briggs, S. R., 194, 207 Campbell, J. B., 94
Blagrove, M., 40 Brodley, B. T., 422, 426 Campbell, J. D., 394
Blakely, C. H., 292 Brody, N., 62, 291 Campbell, J. F., 250
Blanchard, E. B., 368 Broehl, W. G., Jr., 209 Campbell, J. M., 456
Blankfield, R. P., 39 Brogden, H. E., 20 Candela, K., 180
Blankstein, K. R., 170 Bronstein, A., 62 Cangemi, J. P., 430
Blashfield, R. K., 4 Brothers, L., 257 Cann, D. R., 87, 95
Blasi, A., 149 Brouillard, M. E., 373 Cantor, N., 354–55
Blatt, S. J., 50, 122, 170, 179 Brown, D., 60 Caplan, P. J., 54, 149–50
Blehar, M. C., 177 Brown, G., 449 Capra, F., 420
Block, J., 47, 251, 358, 421 Brown, K., 87 Caprara, G. V., 333
Block, J. H., 421 Brown, S. D., 372 Carich, M. S., 128
Blouin, A. G., 170 Brown, S. R., 382 Carkhuff, R. R., 425
Blount, R. L., 292 Browne, A., 56 Carlock, J., 394
Blum, G. S., 54, 314 Brownstein, A. J., 283 Carlsen, M. B., 455
Blum, H. P., 32 Broyles, S. J., 254 Carlsmith, K. M., 247
Blume, E. S., 59 Bruck, M., 57, 59 Carlson, C. C., 295
Blumstein, P., 184 Bruhn, A. R., 115 Carlson, J. G., 94
Blustein, D. L., 154 Bruner, J. S., 197, 387 Carlson, L. A., 22, 209, 382, 403–4
Bochner, S., 185 Brunstein, J. C., 372 Carlson, M., 330, 351
Bockoven, J., 125 Bryant, R., 53 Carlson, R., 6, 22, 99
Bodden, J. C., 400 Bubenzer, D. L., 94, 123 Carmona, A., 314
Boden, J. M., 172, 367 Bucher, A. M., 331 Carr, K., 432
Boeck, B. E., 154 Buck, G. H., 292 Carroll, J. B., 242
Bohart, A. C., 424–25, 427, 438 Buckalew, L. W., 209 Carskadon, T. G., 95
Bohman, M., 263 Buckley, F., 400 Carton, J. S., 421
Bolen, J. S., 85 Buckmaster, L. R., 457 Cartwright, D., 420, 433
Bolger, N., 8 Buczel, A., 39 Carver, C. S., 9, 213, 373–74
Bonanno, G. A., 368 Budaev, S. V., 257 Caseley-Rondi, G., 63
Bond, M. H., 170, 185

•Índice de autores 551

Caspi, A., 12, 358, 474 Coile, D. C., 313 Dachinger, P., 62
Castro, F. G., 186 Colangelo, N., 215 Dalal, F., 81
Cates, D. S., 261, 336 Colder, M., 187 Daly, M., 82
Catina, A., 397 Cole, N. S., 19 Daniel, D., 265
Cattell, M. D., 237 Coleman, H. L. K., 148 Daniels, D., 10
Cattell, R. B., 5, 10, 22, 193, 228, 229, Coles, R., 135, 160, 449 Daniels, M., 453, 460, 466
Collaer, M. L., 362 Das, A. K., 410
232, 234–37, 240–44, 247–50, 267, Collet, W., 262 David, J. P., 253
271 Collins, F. L., 305 Davidow, S., 115
Cavallero, C., 41 Collins, J. E., 41 Davidson, R. J., 15, 261
Ceci, S. J., 57, 59 Colvin, C. R., 193, 350 Davidson, W. S., 292
Cella, D. F., 151, 154 Combs, A. W., 430 Davis, C., 53, 170
Cervone, D., 372 Comrey, A. L., 250 Davis, D. L., 95
Chabot, H. F., 247 Conley, J. J., 12, 350 Davis, F., 210
Chambers, W. V., 94, 393–94 Connors, M. E., 56 Davis, G. A., 454, 457
Chandler, H. N., 293 Conrad, H. S., 206 Davis, G. M., 221
Chang, E. C., 170 Contrada, R. J., 336 Davis, J., 453
Chaplin, C., 42, 44 Conway, C. G., 24 Davis, L. L., 395
Chapman, J. P., 260 Cook, H., 40 Davis, M., 463
Chapman, L. J., 260 Cook, T. D., 8, 193, 350 Davis, M. H., 258
Chapman, M., 122 Cooksey, R. W., 18, 456 Davis, T., 103
Chartrand, J. M., 153 Cooper, C. L., 400 Davis-Berman, J., 371
Cheek, J., 206 Cooper, H., 254 Davis-Sharts, J., 449
Cheek, J. M., 10, 194 Cooper, H. M., 332 Dawes, R. M., 235, 236
Chen, J., 121 Cooper, S. H., 50 Dawis, R. V., 194
Cheney, S., 173 Copeland, P., 271 Dawson, B., 357
Chess, S., 152, 178, 181, 473 Corbett, M. M., 424–25 Dawson, G., 261
Chessick, R. D., 58 Coron, M., 62 Day, W., 284
Chetwynd, T., 84 Corr, P. J., 260, 262 Dazey, D., 218
Chew, B., 394 Corsini, R. J., 6, 125 de Faye, B., 38
Chiagouris, L., 459 Corteen, R. S., 395 de Sánchez, M., 242
Chipuer, H. M., 257–58 Costa, P. T., Jr., 12, 94, 177, 194, 200, de St. Aubin, E., 154
Chiu, C., 23 Dean, P. J., 170
Chodorow, N., 183 251–58, 271, 440–41 Deaux, K., 148–49
Chomsky, N., 294 Côté, J. E., 146, 152, 155, 401 Deberry, S. T., 183
Christiensen, O. J., 120 Couch, L., 140 DeBruin, J., 433
Christopher, S. B., 110 Courage, M. L., 114 DeCarvalho, R. J., 85, 200, 210, 226,
Christophersen, E. R., 292 Cowan, D. A., 94
Church, A. H., 182 Coward, H., 83 409, 420, 429–30, 432, 438
Church, A. T., 372 Cowdery, G. E., 287 deChesnay, M., 56
Chusmir, L. H., 304 Cowell, D. R., 120 Decker, P. J., 344, 363
Ciardiello, J. A., 22 Craig, R. J., 256 DeHoff, S. L., 459
Cicogna, P., 41 Craik, K. H., 17, 197, 209, 215, 274, Della Selva, P. C., 151
Cioffi, D., 373 Delmonte, M. M., 456
Cirlot, J. E., 84 304–5 DeLucia, A. G., 95
Cissna, K. N., 432 Cramer, D., 427, 431 Deluty, R. H., 459
Clance, P. C., 150 Cramer, P., 47, 50, 153 Demierre, T., 314
Clark, J. M., 14 Crandall, J. E., 123 Demo, D. H., 373
Clark, L. A., 92, 253 Crandall, R., 456 Demtröder, A. I., 305
Clark, L. F., 22 Crane, J., 127 DeNeve, K. M., 254
Clark, P. A., 125 Crawford, R. L., 95 Desai, P., 157
Clark, R. W., 267 Crawley, R. A., 114 Desharnais, R., 369
Clarke, P. B., 294 Creel, R., 283 Devenis, L. E., 154
Clarkson, P., 186 Crick, F., 40 DeWaele, J. P., 22
Cleary, S. D., 263 Crick, N. R., 374 DeWolfe, A. S., 151, 154, 456
Cleary, T. S., 441 Critelli, J. W., 369 Diamond, A., 154
Clemmens, E. R., 163 Crockett, J. B., 95 DiCara, L. V., 314
Clinch, N., 164 Crockett, W. H., 394, 400 DiCaudo, J., 94
Cloninger, C. R., 262–63 Cromwell, R. L., 393 Dickson, L., 48
Clum, G. A., 291 Cronbach, L. J., 18, 23 Diedrich, O., 262
Coan, R. W., 79 Cross, H. J., 153 Diehl, M., 181
Coccaro, E. F., 258 Cross, W. E., Jr., 148 Dien, D., 183
Cocco, L., 39 Crow Dog, M., 442–43, 464 Diener, E., 9, 366
Coffield, K. E., 209 Crowell, C. R., 292 Digman, J. M., 254
Cohen, C. R., 153 Crown, D. F., 183 Dinkmeyer, D., 107, 118, 125
Cohen, D., 277, 314 Cummins, P., 387 Dinkmeyer, D., Jr., 107, 118, 125
Cohen, J. B., 171 Cuny, H., 267 Dinnerstein, D., 183
Cohen, K. R., 292 Curry, C., 151 Dinsmoor, J. A., 293
Curtis, J. M., 120

•552 Índice de autores

Dixon, D. N., 40 Elias, D. B., 369 Fenning, P., 400
Dodge, K. A., 374 Elizabeth, P., 456 Ferguson, G. R., 20
Doerfler, L. A., 370 Ellenberger, H. F., 36, 59, 69, 72 Ferster, C. B., 289
Dohrenwend, B. P., 396 Ellickson, P. L., 370 Feshbach, S., 330
Dohrenwend, B. S., 396 Elliot, D., 123 Fiebert, M. S., 449
Dolan, B., 53 Elliot, L. B., 153 Figueredo, A. J., 256
Dolce, J. J., 369 Elliott, D., 115 Fincham, F. D., 125
Dollard, J., 14, 295, 317, 318, 320–29, Elliott, J. E., 128, 174 Fine, H. J., 88
Elliott, R., 59 Finkelhor, D., 55–56
333–37, 341, 359 Ellis, A., 128 Fischer, J. L., 151
Dollinger, S. J., 87, 252–54, 359 Ellis, B., 400 Fish, S., 219
Dominguez, M. M., 421 Elms, A. C., 22, 33, 69, 311 Fisher, J. D., 370
Domino, G., 153, 154 Emde, R. N., 258 Fisher, S., 53, 59, 61
Donahue, E. M., 215 Emerson, J. H., 287 Fisher, W. A., 370
Donahue, M. J., 218–19 Emery, E. J., 424 Fiske, D. W., 16, 304
Donderi, D. C., 87, 95 Emmerich, W., 206 Fisler, R., 56
Donnerstein, E., 330 Emmons, R. A., 9, 336, 366, 372 Fitch, A., 456
Doob, L. W., 329, 341 Endler, N. S., 9, 201, 351 Fitch, S. A., 153
Dornbusch, S., 177 England, J. T., 120 Fitzgibbon, M., 151, 154
Dorsey, M. F., 287 England, R., 369 Fitzpatrick, J. J., 135, 152
Doty, R. M., 330 Enns, C. Z., 24 Flannery, D. J., 147
Dougherty, J., 294 Epstein, R., 293, 311 Flett, G. L., 170
Douvan, E., 151 Epstein, S., 7, 9, 193, 200, 350, 480 Florin, P., 355
Dovenmuehle, R., 49 Epting, F. R., 383, 387, 392–93, 395, 398 Flynn, J. R., 242
Downey, J. L., 432 Erber, R., 336 Fodor, E. M., 422
Downs, A., 396 Erdley, C. A., 23 Foley, J. H., 154
Drabman, R., 292 Erdoes, R., 442–43, 464 Folkman, S., 336
Dreger, R. M., 6 Ericsson, K. A., 18 Fong, G. T., 19
Dreikurs, R., 117–18, 128 Erikson, E. H., 22, 103, 134–35, 138–47, Ford, J. G., 420
Dubow, E. F., 177 Fordham, F., 91
Dugoni, B., 115 149–50, 152, 155, 157–58, 160 Fordyce, W. E., 292
Duke, M. P., 17 Erikson, J. M., 135, 140, 147, 158 Forer, L., 120
Dukes, W. F., 21 Eriksson, C., 122 Forest, J. J., 456
Duncan, L. E., 151 Eron, L. D., 177, 332 Forey, W. F., 120
Duncan, R. C., 456 Essig, T. S., 426 Forster, J. R., 400
Dunham, F. Y., 453 Evans, D. W., 395 Försterling, F., 344
Dunphy, D. C., 209 Evans, G. T., 373, 449 Forsyth, D. R., 182
duPreez, P., 381 Evans, M. G., 9 Fourman, T. A., 394
Durr, R., 257 Evans, R. I., 203, 210, 293–94, 314, Fox, J. V., 292
Dusek, J. B., 151 Fox, W. M., 449
Dweck, C. S., 23, 356, 401 368–69, 373 Francis, L. J., 218
Dworkin, B. R., 314 Exner, J. E., 61 Frank, J. B., 86
Dye, D. A., 253, 255 Exner, J. E., Jr., 61 Frank, J. D., 86, 459
Dzewaltowski, D. A., 370 Ey, S., 170 Frank, M., 153
Eysenck, H. J., 5, 6, 10, 194, 206, 250, Frank, S. G., 61
Eacott, M. J., 114 Franke, G. R., 183
Eagly, A. H., 151, 182 258–60, 271, 314, 330, 341, 350 Frankel, F. H., 38
Eaton, W. O., 473 Eysenck, M. W., 250, 260, 350 Franklin, B., 308
Eaves, L. J., 250, 258 Fransella, F., 393
Ebbesen, E. B., 357 Fabrega, H., Jr., 38 Franz, C., 22
Ebersole, P., 454 Fagen, G., 179 Franz, C. E., 24, 474
Eckardt, M. H., 164 Fairfield, B., 128 Frederickson, C. G., 95
Edelson, M., 21 Fairweather, D. R., 422 Freud, A., 35, 46, 52, 71, 103, 163
Edelstein, W., 178 Fakouri, M. E., 121 Freud, S., 21, 22, 33, 35–38, 40–41, 43,
Eden, C., 400 Falbo, T., 120–21
Eden, D., 369 Falk, J. L., 206 49, 52, 54, 58, 69, 163, 189, 468
Ediger, E., 170 Falwell, J., 198, 223 Freyd, J. J., 59
Edinger, E. F., 83, 86, 88 Fancher, R. E., 107, 132 Frick, P. J., 265
Edwards, D. J. A., 21 Fanon, F., 77–78 Frick, W. B., 217
Edwards, J. M., 351 Farwell, L., 172 Fridhandler, B., 47
Edwards, M. E., 112, 122, 126 Fasnacht, G., 292 Friedland, B. U., 123
Eidelson, R. J., 215 Fassa, N., 194 Friedman, H. S., 208
Eifert, G. H., 297, 343, 476 Faulkender, P. J., 460 Friedman, M., 4, 172, 415, 432
Eisenberg, N., 259 Featherman, D. L., 350 Friesen, W. V., 15, 261
Eisenberger, R., 293 Feeney, B. C., 178 Frijda, N. H., 264
Ekman, P., 15, 261 Feiring, C., 178 Friman, P. C., 292
Elcock, L. E., 127 Feist, G. J., 395 Froehle, T. C., 396
Elder, G. H., 358 Feixas, G., 381 Fromm, M., 401
Feldman, C. F., 21
Fenigstein, A., 278

•Índice de autores 553

Fudin, R., 62 Goertzel, T. G., 120 Grünbaum, A., 60
Fuller, R. C., 410, 414, 420 Goertzel, V., 120 Grusec, J., 361
Fullerton, C. S., 120, 121 Goggin, W. C., 170 Grusec, J. E., 362, 364, 368
Funder, D. C., 6, 8, 23, 193, 199, 254, Goisman, R. M., 59 Grych, J. H., 125
Gold, J. A., 448 Guarnaccia, V. J., 18
350 Goldberg, L. R., 251, 254, 271 Guay, P. F., 295
Furnham, A., 18, 95, 193, 246 Goldberg, S. R., 294 Guignon, C. B., 121
Fyfe, J. H., 95 Goldenberg, N. R., 85 Guisinger, S., 122
Goldfield, G. S., 170 Gustafson, R., 331, 332
Gabora, N. J., 38 Goldfried, M. R., 59 Guthrie, A. J., 387, 392
Gadt, J. C., 65 Goldman, L., 357 Guydish, J., 380, 407
Galejs, I., 356 Goldsmith, H. H., 259, 265 Gynther, M. D., 19
Gallo, E., 90 Goldsmith, L. T., 121
Galvin, M., 264 Goldwert, M., 21, 71 Ha, Y., 385
Gamble, G. O., 120 Gondola, J. C., 456 Haaken, J., 184
Gandhi, M. K., 136 Gonzalez, G., 88 Hackett, G., 372
Gangestad, S., 4 Gonzalez-Balado, J., 49 Hafner, J. L., 121
Gara, M. A., 400 Good, G. E., 14, 182 Hagen, A. S., 449
Garcia, M. E., 370 Goodspeed, R. B., 95 Hageseth, J. A., 456
Garcia-Sevilla, L., 257 Gordon, C. R., 260 Haigh, G. V., 426
Garden, A. M., 77 Gordon, R. D., 453 Hair, E. C., 253, 256
Gardner, H., 243 Gossard, D., 373 Haley, A., 39
Gardner, L. E., 122–23, 132 Gottesman, I. I., 263, 265 Hall, C. S., 40, 75, 89, 102
Gardner, W. L., 95 Gould, D., 372 Hall, J. A., 185
Garland, D. J., 246 Gould, M. S., 170 Hall, J. R., 185, 218
Garner, D. M., 53 Graham, W. K., 449 Haller, N., 50
Garnier, H. E., 421 Grasing, K. W., 314 Hamachek, D. E., 153
Garrett, K. R., 293 Grässmann, R., 372 Hamer, D., 271
Garrison, D., 181, 192 Gravelle, F., 450, 452 Hamilton, J. W., 382
Garrow, D. J., 74 Gray, A., 400 Hamon, S. A., 172
Garty, Y., 194 Gray, J. A., 10, 261–62, 473 Hampson, S. E., 351
Gati, I., 194 Gray, L., 170 Hampson, S. L., 242
Gattuso, S., 430 Graybill, D., 333 Han, J. J., 115
Gaul, R., 50 Graziano, W. G., 253, 256, 259 Hankoff, L. D., 115
Gauthier, J., 373 Greaves, D. W., 475 Hanna, F. J., 122
Gay, P., 69 Green, G. D., 184 Hannah, M. T., 154
Ge, X., 265 Green, L., 449, 450 Hardaway, R., 62
Geary, P. S., 153 Greenberg, J., 16 Hardaway, R. A., 62
Gecas, V., 373 Greenberg, L. S., 59, 419, 424, 438 Hardy, A. B., 369, 371
Geen, R. G., 260, 363 Greenberg, R. P., 53, 61 Harlow, J. M., 257
Geisler, C., 62 Greenblatt, R. L., 123 Harmon-Jones, E., 261
Gelfand, D. M., 372 Greene, B., 425, 471 Harrei, R., 22
Geller, L., 410 Greene, B. A., 425 Harren, V. A., 400
Gendlin, E. T., 414, 434 Greene, J. N., 393 Harrington, D. M., 421–22
Genia, V., 219 Greene, K. S., 19 Harris, J., 315
Genoni, T., Jr., 59, 60 Greene, T. A., 72, 382 Harris, M. J., 118
Gergen, K. J., 402 Greenleaf, W., 395 Hart, D., 358
Gergen, M. M., 149 Greeno, C. G., 183 Hartmann, H., 103, 135
Gerton, J., 148 Greenwald, A. G., 16, 63 Harvey, J. H., 381
Giannini, J., 372 Greenwood, C. R., 291 Harwood, R. L., 471
Gibson, H. B., 38 Greer, J., 49 Hass, W. A., 21
Gigerenzer, G., 16 Greer, S., 336 Hattie, J., 18, 456
Gilat, I., 151 Greever, K. B., 123 Hayden, J., 370
Gilbert, D. T., 203 Grey, W., 90 Hayden, T., 351
Gilligan, C., 151, 184, 460 Grice, J. W., 394 Hayes, L. J., 291, 294
Gilliland, K., 260 Griffin, J. C., 287 Hayes, S., 47
Giltinan, J. M., 456 Griffith, E., 347 Hayes, S. C., 283, 291, 294
Giorgi, A., 461 Grinker, R. R., 347 Haymes, M., 449, 450
Giovando, K., 124 Gross, J. J., 336 Haynes, S. N., 305
Girelli, S. A., 94 Gross, M. C., 295 Hays, R. D., 370
Girgus, J. S., 185 Grossarth-Maticek, R., 330, 341 Haythornthwaite, J. A., 236
Gitzinger, I., 397 Grossman, L. R., 57 Hazan, C., 178–81
Gjerde, P. F., 200 Groth-Marnat, G., 83 Hearst, P., 307–8
Glad, B., 164 Grove, S. J., 95 Heath, A. C., 10, 250, 258
Glass, G. V., 185 Grove, W. M., 236 Heatherton, T. F., 172
Godin, G., 369 Gruber, H. E., 22 Hector, M., 123
Goebel, B. L., 154 Gruen, A., 424 Heerboth, J. R., 456
Goertzel, M. G., 120

•554 Índice de autores

Hegland, S. M., 356 Hopkins, J. R., 134 Jaffe, A. J., 388
Hehl, F. J., 41 Horley, J., 401 Jaffe, L. S., 58, 60
Heiby, E. M., 297, 301 Horn, J., 242 Jain, V., 115
Heiligtag, U., 261, 336 Hornbuckle, D., 115 Jandorf, E. M., 197
Heiney, M. M., 182 Horner, A. J., 174 Jang, K. L., 258
Heiser, W. J., 23 Horner, M. S., 183 Jankowicz, A. D., 393, 400, 407
Heller, J. F., 94 Horney, K., 166, 168–71, 173–77, Jardine, R., 258
Hellinga, G., 107 Jefferson, T., Jr., 120–21
Helmreich, R., 185 182–84, 186–90, 192 Jeffery, R. W., 368
Helson, R., 24, 184, 214, 225 Horowitz, L. M., 180 Jeffrey, D. B., 357
Henning, K., 170 Hotaling, G., 56 Jenkins, A. H., 424
Henningfield, J. E., 294 Hotz, A. S., 17 Jenkins, C. D., 172
Henriques, J. B., 15, 261 House, A. E., 333 Jenkins, E., 123
Henry, J., 147 Houston, B. K., 261, 336 Jennings, J. L., 58, 334
Henry, R. M., 383 Houts, A. C., 8, 193, 344, 350 Jensen, J. P., 475
Herbener, E. S., 474 Hovell, M. F., 370 Jensen-Campbell, L. A., 253, 256, 259
Herbert, N., 90 Howard, G. S., 16, 24, 381–82, 399, 407, Jinkerson, D. L., 456
Herbst, J. H., 120–21 Joe, V. C., 218
Herek, G. M., 218, 220 432, 481 John, O. P., 5, 193, 207, 215, 251–54,
Herman, J., 56 Howard, J. A., 184
Herman, J. L., 59 Howarth, E., 194 257
Hermann, M. G., 209 Howe, M. J. A., 22 Johnson, E. H., 336
Hermans, H. J. M., 6, 40, 205–6, 215 Howe, M. L., 114 Johnson, M. E., 183
Herrnstein, R. J., 242, 243 Howell, R. H., 363 Johnson, N. B., 88
Herron, W. G., 81 Howells, G. N., 369, 371 Johnson, T. E., 331
Hersen, M., 21 Hrydowy, E. R., 292 Jones, A., 456
Hesse, B. W., 363 Huber, J. W., 400 Jones, A. C., 471
Hester, C., 53 Huber, R. J., 127 Jones, E. E., 59, 96
Heston, J., 56 Hudson, J. I., 59 Jones, E. T., 56
Hettman, D. W., 123 Hudson, V. M., 120 Jones, M. M., 38
Hewitt, P. L., 170 Huesmann, L. R., 177, 363 Jones, N. S. C., 471
Heyduk, R. G., 278 Huffman, J. R., 164, 174 Jones, R. S., 287
Hicks, L. E., 94–97 Hughes, A. T., 244 Jones, W. H., 140
Higgins, E. T., 42, 121 Hughes, H. H., 369 Josephs, R. A., 328
Hilgard, E. R., 39 Hughes, M., 373 Josephson, W. L., 332
Hill, A. B., 53 Hui, C. H., 185, 317 Josselson, R., 151
Hill, C. E., 424–25 Hull, J. G., 328 Joubert, C. E., 120, 122
Hill, T., 372 Hunsberger, B., 394 Jourden, F. J., 372
Hill-Barlow, D., 330 Hunter, J., 151 Jouriles, E., 328
Hillman, J., 98 Hunter, J. E., 18–19 Jowdy, D. P., 153
Hillstrom, E., 293 Huntley, C. W., 210 Judge, T. A., 254
Hines, M., 362 Hur, Y. M., 265 Jung, C. G., 4, 71–73, 76, 78–80, 82–84,
Hirsch, C., 56 Huston, H. L., 88–89
Hirschman, L., 56 Hutcherson, H. W., 22 86–89, 98–99, 102
Hisrich, R., 400 Hutton, P. H., 135 Juni, S., 50
Hobson, J. A., 40–41 Hvezda, J., 449 Jussim, L. J., 63
Hodapp, V., 261, 336 Hyde, J. S., 362 Justice, T. C., 289
Hodge, K., 372 Hyland, M. E., 8, 468, 476–77, 483
Hodgson, J. W., 151 Hyman, R. B., 450 Kagan, J., 10, 12, 16, 18, 27, 202, 243,
Hoeckh, H., 397 263
Hoffman, C., 193, 351 Iacono, W. G., 265
Hoffman, E., 453 Immelman, A., 16 Kahan, T. L., 40
Hoffman, L. W., 121 Incagnoli, T., 292 Kahle, L. R., 459
Hoffman, M. L., 122 Infeld, L., 479 Kahn, E., 424, 429
Hofmann, V., 178 Ito, T. A., 332 Kaiser, R. S., 39
Hofstetter, C. R., 370 Itskowitz, R., 333 Kalekin-Fishman, D., 396
Hogan, J., 194 Ivancevich, J. M., 120 Kaliski, E. M., 370
Hogan, R., 16, 171–72, 194 Ivey, A. E., 425 Kalliopuska, M., 23
Holland, J. G., 294 Iwanicki, E. F., 449 Kaplan, A. S., 170
Holland, J. L., 194 Iwata, B. A., 287 Kaplan, H. A., 48
Holt, R. R., 206, 471 Izard, C. E., 261 Kaplan, H. B., 122
Holzman, P. S., 60 Kaplan, S. J., 122
Hom, H. L., 358 Jacklin, C. N., 362 Kaptein, S., 170
Homma-True, R., 425 Jackson, A., 369 Karau, S. J., 182
Hong, Y., 23 Jackson, D. N., 193, 400 Karney, B. R., 253
Hood, R. W., 218 Jackson, L. M., 219, 220 Karon, B. P., 59
Hopkins, J., 316, 339 Jackson, T. T., 380, 407 Karson, S., 238
Jacobsen, T., 178 Kaser-Boyd, N., 61
Jaffa, M., 39 Kass, R. A., 400
Kassem, L., 56

•Índice de autores 555

Kast, V., 85 Kroger, J., 151 Lee, D. Y., 426
Katz, I., 218, 226 Krosnick, J. A., 63 Leggett, E. L., 356
Kavaler-Adler, S., 348 Kuehnel, R. H., 448 Lehrer, R., 400
Kazdin, A. E., 287, 292 Kuhlman, D. M., 260 Leichtman, M. D., 115
Kear-Colwell, J. J., 396 Kuhn, D., 385 Leifer, M., 56, 255
Keehn, J. D., 274 Kuhn, T. S., 23, 468 Leigh, J., 394
Keisling, B. L., 19 Kukla, A., 16, 478 Leippe, M. R., 16
Keith, D., 258 Kull, S., 86 Leitner, L. M., 383, 387, 392, 393, 396,
Kelly, A. E., 336 Kumari, V., 260
Kelly, G. A., 380, 383–92, 396–99, 407 Kunda, Z., 19 427
Kendall-Tackett, K. A., 56 Kunkel, A. W., 395 Lemery, K. S., 259
Kendler, K. S., 265 Kunzendorf, R. G., 55 Lennings, C. J., 358
Kenny, D. A., 12 Kuo, Y., 449 Lennon, S. J., 394
Kenrick, D. T., 8 Kupfersmid, J., 55 Lennox, D. B., 292
Kern, G. M., 95 Kurdek, L. A., 253 Lennox, R., 194
Kernberg, P. F., 47 Kwan, V. S. Y., 170, 185 Lent, R. W., 372
Kerr, M., 253 Kwapil, T. R., 260 Leong, F. T. L., 252–54
Kessler, R. C., 181, 236 Kwawer, J. S., 62 LePage, A., 331
Ketcham, A. S., 69 Lepore, S. J., 187
Keutzer, C. S., 90 LaBerge, S., 40 Lerman, H., 24, 151, 181, 183, 471
Kewman, D. G., 21 Lachman, M. E., 373 Lerner, J. A., 186
Khouzam, N., 400 Lacks, R., 82 Lerner, P. M., 52
Kidney, B. A., 154 Ladd, H. W., 62 Lerner, R. M., 12
Kiesler, D. J., 103 Ladouceur, R., 343 Lester, D., 10, 449, 450
Kihlstrom, J. F., 39, 63 LaFromboise, T., 148 Levant, R. F., 185
Kim, J. E., 350 Lai, J. C. L., 374 Levenson, R. W., 336
Kimble, G. A., 12, 23–24, 283 Lakin, M., 438 Leventhal, H., 336
King, J. E., 256 Lamal, P. A., 367 Levey, J., 404
King, K., 215 Lambert, W. W., 253 Levin, E. L., 87
King, L. A., 254, 336 Lamborn, S. D., 177 Levine, C., 146, 152, 155
King, M. L., Jr., 99 Lamiell, J. T., 6, 205–6 Levine, D. S., 476
Kiracofe, H. N., 121 Lamke, L. K., 147, 151 Levine, F. M., 292
Kiracofe, N. M., 121 LaMothe, R., 127 Levit, D. B., 149
Kirkpatrick, L. A., 178–79, 219 Landfield, A. W., 385, 387, 390, 393, Levitz-Jones, E. M., 151
Kirmayer, L. J., 53 Levy, K. N., 179
Kirsch, I., 39 395, 398, 401 Levy, S. R., 370, 401
Kirschenbaum, D. S., 367 Landrine, H., 185 Lewin, K., 247
Kiser, L. J., 56 Landwehr, K., 283 Lewis, C. A., 52
Kitayama, S., 471 Landy, F. J., 17 Lewis, C. N., 72
Kivnick, H. Q., 135, 140, 147 Lang, P. J., 62 Lewis, I. A., 56
Klatzky, R. L., 355 Langer, W., 21 Lewis, T. D., 107
Klayman, J., 385 Langlois, J. H., 303 Lewis, T. T., 197
Klein, M., 29 Langs, R., 60 Lewis, W. A., 331
Klein, T. W., 249 Langston, C. A., 264–65 Liebert, R. M., 358
Kline, S. L., 400 Lang-Takac, E., 184 Lin, Y., 144
Klohnen, E. C., 154, 179, 181 Lanier, L. S., 453 Lincoln, B., 463
Kluckhohn, C., 6 Lanthier, R. P., 121 Linderman, L., 224
Knight, H., 358 Larsen, R. J., 9, 366 Lindsay, D. S., 39, 60
Knish, S., 367 Las Heras, A., 72 Lippa, R., 208
Knoll, C., 456 Lash, J. P., 137, 159 Lisle, L., 33, 41, 65
Knopman, D. S., 52 Lasko, J. K., 121 Litt, M. D., 374
Knowles, P. A., 95 Latham, C., 405 Livesley, W. J., 4
Knutson, B., 336 Lattal, K. A., 311 Llewelyn, S. P., 55
Koch, S., 468 Laub, D., 51 Lobel, T. E., 151, 153, 185
Koltko-Rivera, M. E., 461 Laungani, P., 425 Lockhart, R. A., 87
Konefal, J., 456 Lauter, E., 85 Lockhart, W. H., 425
Koran, J. J., 364 Law, H., 250 Lockwood, L., 453
Kores, R. C., 369 Lawrance, L., 370 Loehlin, J. C., 242, 257–58, 468
Kostenbauder, H. B., 294 Lawrence, L., 55 Loevinger, J., 103, 135, 225, 258
Kraemer, G. W., 264 Lay, C. H., 254, 367 Loewenberg, P., 66
Kraft, T., 39 Layton, L., 22 Loftus, E. F., 59, 60, 69, 96
Kramer, J. J., 118, 128 Lazarsfeld, S., 112 Loheidi, R. A., 255
Krank, H. M., 293 Lazarus, A. A., 475 Lombardi, D. N., 127
Krasney, M., 62 Lazarus, R. S., 336 Lomranz, J., 22
Kratochwill, T. R., 21, 128 Lea, J., 394 London, P., 69, 271, 475
Kraus, S. J., 258 Leak, G., 110 Long, R. G., 120
Kris, E., 49 Leak, G. K., 122–23, 132, 219 Looby, J., 420, 459
Lee, C., 343 Looney, T. A., 289

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Lòpez, S. R., 425 Marks, C., 95 McLeod, C. R., 457
Lorenzini, R., 400 Markstrom-Adams, C., 148, 151 McMahon, S. R., 336
Lorimer, R., 157 Markus, H., 206 McMullin, E., 15
Lorr, H., 94 Markus, H. R., 471 McNamara, P., 40
Lott, B., 24, 183 Marmar, C., 59 McPherson, F. M., 400
Lovaas, O. I., 292 Maroto, J. J., 374 McWilliams, S. A., 385
Lowry, R. J., 440, 446–48, 466 Marris, P., 11 Mednick, M., 355
Lubinski, D., 194 Marsh, C. S., 215 Mednick, M. T., 183
Lucas, G. A., 289 Marshall, G. N., 194 Meehl, P. E., 4, 15, 18, 236
Lucca, C. A., 334 Martens, B. K., 128 Mefford, I. N., 373
Luce, C., 258 Martin, A., 62 Meier, S. T., 371
Luckmann, T., 402 Martin, G. L., 292 Meissner, W. W., 60
Luebbert, M. C., 102 Martin, J., 402 Melburg, V., 331
Lukoff, D., 86 Martin, N. G., 10, 258 Menaker, E., 182
Lundin, R. W., 274, 292 Martin, R. A., 95 Mendel, M. J., 394
Lupfer, M. B., 22 Martin, T. R., 170 Mendelsohn, E., 62
Lustig, D. A., 62 Martinez, T. J., III, 459 Mendelson, M. J., 121
Luthans, F., 372 Martinko, M. J., 95, 97 Mendolia, M., 63
Lykes, M. B., 24 Martocchio, J. J., 254 Menlove, F. L., 362, 364, 368
Lykken, D., 258 Martone, M. W., 56 Mercier, P., 343
Lykken, D. T., 265 Masling, J., 52 Merenda, P. F., 4
Lynch, A. A., 45 Maslow, A. H., 158, 409, 433–34, Merikle, P. M., 63
Lynn, A. R., 63 Merrett, F. E., 292
Lynn, R., 242 440–41, 443–61, 464, 466 Merritt, J. M., 40
Lynn, S. J., 39 Mason, D. A., 265 Mesquita, B., 264
Massarik, F., 431, 458 Messer, S., 52
Maas, S., 420 Massaro, T. M., 145 Messer, S. B., 23
Mabry, C. H., 54 Masson, J. M., 55 Metzler, A. E., 400
Maccoby, E. E., 183, 362 Matheny, A. P., Jr., 353 Meyer, B. C., 33
Mace, F. C., 292 Matson, J. L., 287, 292 Meyer, J. M., 250
Mack, J. E., 21, 22, 55, 86 Matta, K. F., 95 Michael, J., 290
Mackavey, W. R., 144 Matteson, M. T., 120 Mickelson, D. K., 181
Mackie, D. J., 333 Matthews, G., 250 Mihesuah, D. A., 148
MacLaine, S., 73, 99 Mattoon, M. A., 87 Mikulincer, M., 179
Maddi, S. R., 200, 440–41 May, R., 85, 432 Milburn, M. A., 395
Madrian, J. C., 173 Mayer, J. D., 93, 247, 424 Mill, J., 95
Magnusson, D., 3, 9, 201 Mayo, C. W., 400 Miller, D., 294
Mahoney, M. F., 87 Maze, J. R., 383 Miller, D. I., 370
Mahony, P. J., 59 Mazlish, B., 382 Miller, E., 257
Mahrer, A. R., 422, 426 McAdams, D. P., 22, 86, 154 Miller, G., 107
Mahrle, C. L., 94 McArdle, J. J., 229 Miller, J. B., 184
Maidenbaum, A., 100 McCann, J. T., 456 Miller, J. G., 471
Mair, M., 381, 399 McCartney, K., 118, 265 Miller, M. J., 123
Makhijani, M. G., 182 McCaulley, M. H., 91, 94–95, 97 Miller, N., 332
Malamuth, N. M., 363 McClain, E. W., 147 Miller, N. E., 14, 295, 313–14, 317–18,
Malik, R., 62 McClearn, G. E., 258
Malley, J. E., 144 McClelland, D. C., 20, 335, 460–61, 474 320–30, 333–37, 341, 359
Mallory, M. E., 151–52 McCloskey, M., 221 Miller, T. Q., 171
Malm, L., 411 McClure, E. B., 264 Millsap, P. A., 56
Malone, M., 93 McConnell, S. R., 292 Miltenberger, R. G., 287
Malone, P. S., 203 McCormick, C., 395 Milton, K., 149
Maltin, L., 471, 479 McCrae, R. R., 12, 23, 94, 120–21, 177, Minarik, M. L., 170
Manaster, G. J., 122 Minton, H. L., 116
Mancuso, J. C., 386, 395 194, 251–56, 257–58, 271 Mischel, H. N., 20, 357
Manheim, A. R., 454 McCullagh, P., 365 Mischel, W., 7, 8, 20–21, 24, 193, 200,
Manicas, P. T., 6 McCusker, C., 185
Mann, M. F., 372 McDonald, F. J., 360 346–48, 350–59, 361, 378, 420
Mansfield, E., 154 McFarlane, A. C., 52 Mitchison, G., 40
Mansfield, V., 90 McGaugh, J. L., 56 Mittelman, W., 455
Maoz, Z., 381, 395 McGee, S. J., 218 Mitterer, J., 393
Mapletoft, S. J., 331 McGee, V. E., 209 Molteno, E. V., 249
Marceil, J. C., 206 McGowan, D., 73 Mondoux, T. J., 38
Marcia, J. E., 144, 151–54, 184 McGrail, A. B., 395 Monte, C. F., 115
Marcovitz, E., 71 McGrath, J., 54 Montgomery, G., 39
Marcus-Newhall, A., 330 McGregor, H. A., 331 Moore, B., 357
Margolis, E., 354 McGue, M., 257–58, 265 Moore, J., 63
Markley, R. P., 380, 407 McGuire, W., 71 Moore, M. K., 396
McKay, G., 118, 125 Moran, C., 55
McKenzie, B., 394 Morçöl, G., 397

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Moreland, J. R., 400 Nezlek, J. B., 144 Page, M. M., 450
Morf, C. C., 173 Nicholson, I., 200 Paige, J. M., 209
Morgan, A. C., 186 Nicholson, I. A. M., 196 Paisey, T. J., 287
Mori, C., 433 Nicholson, R. A., 16 Paivio, A., 14
Moritz, C., 313–14 Nichtern, S., 156 Palmer, E. C., 432
Morris, C., 125 Nickerson, R. S., 242 Paludi, M. A., 183
Morris, E. K., 293, 479 Nippoda, Y., 186 Pam, A., 42
Morris, M. G., 54 Nisbett, R. E., 96 Pancer, S. M., 394
Morris, R. J., 218 Nissen, M. J., 52 Paniagua, F. A., 294
Morrison, J., 316, 339 Nitis, T., 471 Panter, A. T., 395
Morse, C., 125 Nixon, R. M., 403–4 Paris, B. J., 164, 167
Morse, W., 56 Nocks, E. C., 363 Parker, W., 170
Morse, W. H., 289 Nolen-Hoeksema, S., 185 Parkes, C. M., 11
Moskowitz, D. S., 200, 305 Noll, R., 71, 80, 84, 86, 88 Patai, R., 82
Mosteller, M., 250 Noller, P., 250 Pate, J. E., 53
Motley, M. T., 62 Nordby, V. J., 75, 89, 102 Patterson, D. R., 39
Mount, M. K., 254 Norman, W. T., 251 Patton, C. J., 62
Mountjoy, P. T., 309 North, W. C., 369 Paul, R., 55
Mounts, N. S., 177 Novacek, J., 171–72 Paulhus, D. L., 47
Moustakas, C., 409 Nylén, S., 62 Paunonen, S. V., 5, 193, 206
Mowrer, O. H., 314, 329, 341 Pbert, L. A., 374
Mozdzierz, G. J., 123, 456 O’Brien, E. J., 9, 350 Peake, P. K., 8, 193, 200, 350–51, 358
Mraz, W., 454 O’Connell, A. N., 162–63 Pearson, C., 55
Mueller, D. R., 400 O’Connell, M. O., 50 Pearson, P. R., 218
Mulaik, S. A., 351 O’Connell, W., 128 Pelham, B. W., 206
Mullen, M. K., 114–15 O’Connor, M., 127 Penn, W. L., 398
Mullineux, J. C., 242 O’Donohue, W. T., 344 Pennebaker, J., 187, 336
Multon, K. D., 372 O’Hara, M., 427 Pepper, S. C., 478
Munson, J. M., 171 O’Leary, A., 336, 370 Perlini, A. H., 39
Munter, P. O., 22, 410 O’Leary, K. D., 292 Perlman, M., 86
Muraven, M., 46–47 O’Neill, R. M., 52–53 Perry, J. C., 50
Murphy, T. J., 123, 456 O’Roark, A. M., 90, 94 Perry, N. W., 430
Murphy, W. D., 369 Oates, S. B., 99 Perry, S. M., 249
Murray, C., 243 Ochberg, R. L., 22 Pervin, L. A., 8, 271, 304, 480
Murray, E. J., 335 Ochse, R., 147, 151, 153 Peters, P. L., 249
Murray, H. A., 6, 8, 22 Odajnyk, V. W., 81 Peterson, B. E., 153–54, 330
Murray, J. B., 94 Odbert, H. S., 4, 193, 207 Peterson, C., 127, 305
Muslin, H., 157 Ofshe, R., 57 Peterson, D. L., 363
Myers, I. B., 94–95, 97 Ogilvie, D. M., 209 Peterson, K., 372
Myers, J. E., 115 Olds, D. D., 63 Peterson, K. L., 430
Oles, P. K., 215 Peterson, L. E., 475, 477
Nadel, L., 114 Olmsted, M. P., 170 Peterson, P. E., 357
Nadler, W. P., 426 Olson, C., 394 Peterson, R. F., 291
Naffin, N., 24 Olson, D., 394 Peterson-Cooney, L., 456
Nash, M. R., 39, 52 Olson, E. E., 95 Peterson-Lewis, S., 363
Nathan, B. N., 344, 363 Olweus, D., 350 Petrie, K. J., 187
Natsoulas, T., 63, 283 Oppenheimer, R., 479 Peyser, J., 347, 375–76
Naumann, E., 262 Orbach, I., 170 Peyton, K. G., 147, 151
Nauta, M. M., 336 Orlofsky, J. L., 151, 153–54 Pfenninger, D. T., 387, 392, 396
Neale, J. M., 7 Orne, M. T., 39 Pfost, K. S., 363
Neher, A., 81, 84 Osier, T. J., 180 Phillips, A. S., 120
Neimeyer, G. J., 153, 398, 400–1, 476 Ostendorf, F., 193, 207 Phillips, K., 353
Neimeyer, R. A., 386, 389, 391, 393–96, Osterweil, Z., 184 Phillips, K. L., 90
Ostrove, J. M., 151–52 Philogene, G., 148
398–99, 407, 452 Ota, S., 120 Phinney, J. S., 148
Nelson, J. G., 259 Otto, R. K., 21 Picano, J., 24, 184
Nelson, L. S., 95 Overton, R. K., 111 Picariello, M. L., 114
Nesselroade, J. R., 350 Owen, D. L., 19 Pichot, P., 61, 86
Neumann, E., 82 Owen, P. D., 363 Pickering, A. D., 262
Nevid, J. S., 151 Owens, R. G., 301 Pickrell, J. E., 60
Nevis, E. C., 460 Oxman, T. E., 209 Piechowski, M. M., 158, 451
Newman, B., 292 Ozer, D. J., 200, 256 Piedmont, R. L., 251, 256
Newman, B. M., 143 Ozer, E. M., 370 Pierce, J. L., 183
Newman, D. L., 258 Piers, C., 29, 52
Newman, L. S., 121 Pace, G. M., 287 Pierson, D., 449
Newman, P. R., 143 Pace-Schott, E., 40 Pietikainen, P., 81
Newton, J., 170 Padilla, J. N. M., 293 Pietromonaco, P. R., 180, 252–53
Nez, D., 88

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Pillemer, D. B., 114 Rareshide, M. B., 153, 476 Rose, R. J., 258, 264–65
Pinch, N., 39 Raskin, J. D., 398 Rosen, D. H., 71, 78, 88–89, 102
Pittman, S. D., 392 Raskin, R., 171–72 Rosenberg, S., 400
Plank, R. E., 393 Ratican, K. L., 56 Rosenberg, S. D., 209
Playfoot, J. N., 49 Rayner, R., 314 Rosenfeld, J. G., 292
Pletsch, C., 22, 33 Raz-Duvshani, A., 398 Rosenman, R. H., 4, 172
Plomin, R., 10, 257–58, 264, 265 Read, D. A., 430 Rosenman, S., 55
Plouffe, L., 450, 452 Read, J. D., 39, 60 Rosenthal, T. L., 369
Plourde, R., 449 Reed, J. L., 449 Rosenzweig, S., 206
Plug, C., 147, 151, 153 Reese, L., 373 Ross, D., 361–62, 377
Podd, M. H., 153–54 Reeves, C., 372 Ross, D. L., 62
Pois, R. A., 135 Reinsdorf, W., 49 Ross, J. M., 218–19
Polivy, J., 359 Reis, H. T., 144 Ross, L., 96
Polkinghorne, D. E., 461, 466, 478 Reise, S. P., 252, 256 Ross, S. A., 361–62, 377
Pollock, C., 50 Reker, G. T., 401 Rothbart, M. K., 256
Pollock, P. H., 396 Render, G. F., 293 Rothbaum, F., 117
Pollock, V. E., 332 Rendon, D., 171 Rothschild, B., 52
Poole, M. E., 373, 449 Rendon, M., 333 Rotter, J. B., 8, 356
Pope, H. G., 59 Renshon, S. A., 382 Rouse, S. V., 42
Pope, K. S., 235 Repp, A., 128 Rowe, D. C., 10, 147, 259
Poppen, R., 290 Reuter, E. K., 240 Rubin, N., 255
Porter, R. B., 237 Revelle, W., 260 Rubin, R., 154
Postman, L., 197, 201, 220–21 ReVille, S., 140 Rubinson, L., 370
Pounds, B., 122, 132 Reyher, J., 62 Rubinstein, B. B., 60
Pozzuto, R., 107 Rhodewalt, F., 173 Ruch, W., 41
Prager, E., 450 Rholes, W. S., 180 Rudolph, B., 255
Pratkanis, A. R., 16 Rice, K. G., 170, 401 Ruetzel, K., 154
Pratt, A. B., 128, 476 Rice, L. N., 426 Ruffman, T., 119
Pratt, M., 394 Richards, A. C., 430 Rugel, R. P., 429
Pratt, M. W., 395 Richards, A. D., 45 Rule, B. G., 331
Prerost, F. J., 127 Richards, N., 273 Runco, M. A., 454
Pressley, M., 57 Richardson, F. C., 121–22, 274 Runyan, W. M., 6, 7, 21–22, 27, 206
Preston, C. A., 398 Richardson, S. A., 95 Runyon, R. S., 110
Pretz, J., 293 Richman, G. S., 287 Rupprecht, C. S., 85
Price, M., 174 Rideout, C. A., 95 Russell, R. L., 426, 475
Prilleltensky, I., 460 Rigby, S., 215 Russo, N. F., 163
Primavera, J. P., III, 39 Riggio, R. E., 208 Ruvolo, A. P., 431
Privette, G., 453 Rintala, M., 107 Ryan, R. M., 215
Probert, J. S., 392 Risberg, J., 260 Ryback, D., 86, 432
Progoff, I., 88 Risemberg, R., 367 Rychlak, J. F., 15, 24, 410–11, 427, 461,
Protinsky, H., 153 Ritter, B., 368
Prout, H. T., 292 Rivera, J. A., 42 479, 480–81
Pruett, J. C., 114 Robbins, M. A., 448 Ryckman, R. M., 448
Pruitt, D. B., 56 Roberge, L. P., 95 Ryff, C. D., 253–54
Pulkkinen, L., 116, 151 Roberts, B. W., 194, 215
Pulver, S. E., 475 Robins, C. J., 185 Sackett, S. J., 458
Pumariega, A. J., 53 Robins, R. W., 215 Sales, S. M., 330
Putnam, F. W., 56 Robinson, A. E., 87 Salinas, C., 208
Pyszczynski, T., 16 Robinson, D. N., 6 Sallis, J. F., 370
Robinson, J. L., 258 Salmon, D., 400
Quilitch, H. R., 291 Robinson, R., 33 Salmon, P., 400
Quimby, S. L., 83 Rocchi, M. T., 400 Salovey, P., 47, 50, 93, 424
Quinn, R. H., 432 Rodriguez, M. L., 358 Saltman, V., 56
Quinn, S., 162–63 Roemer, W. W., 172 Saltzberg, J. A., 7
Roffe-Steinrotter, D., 422 Sampson, E. E., 24, 149, 160, 478
Rachman, S., 59 Roffman, R. A., 370 Sampson, H., 59
Rachman, S. J., 287 Rogeness, G. A., 263 Sanger, M., 49
Rachmiel, T. B., 7 Rogers, C. R., 293, 387, 410, 413–14, Sanitioso, R., 19
Radke-Yarrow, M., 122 Santilli, L., 292
Radley, A. R., 398 417–21, 423–32, 434, 438 Sapirstein, G., 39
Rafilson, F., 194 Rokeach, M., 254, 385 Sappington, A. A., 480
Raine, A., 261 Romanczyk, R. G., 128 Sarason, S. B., 317
Ramanaiah, N. V., 456 Romi, S., 333 Sarbin, T. R., 478–80
Ramona v. Isabella et al, 59 Romm, S., 50 Saron, C. D., 15, 261
Range, L. M., 170 Rönkä, A., 151 Sassaroli, S., 400
Rao, D. C., 229, 249–50 Roosevelt, E., 137, 158–59 Saudino, K. J., 473
Rapaport, D., 60, 103 Roscoe, B., 430 Sauer, A., 115
Rose, G. J., 50 Saw, C., 430

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Scarr, S., 264–65 Sherman, E. D., 159 Soldz, E., 394
Schachter, F. F., 12 Sherman, R., 125 Soldz, S., 394
Schachter, H. M., 426 Sherry, J., 81 Solomon, R., 56
Schachter, S., 120 Shevrin, H., 62 Solomon, S., 16
Schacter, D. L., 52 Shiflett, S. C., 97 Soltz, V., 117–18
Scheflin, A. W., 60 Shoda, Y., 351–53, 358–59 Sommers, J., 357
Scheier, M. F., 213, 373–74 Shostrom, E. L., 423, 433, 451, 456 Spaccarelli, S., 56
Schepeler, E., 22 Shotter, J., 402 Spake, D. F., 183
Schiedel, D. G., 151–54 Shulim, J. I., 164 Spanos, N. P., 38–39
Schieken, R. M., 250 Shulman, D. G., 20, 62 Spechler, M. M., 456
Schmidt, F. L., 18–19 Siegel, B., 184 Spector, P. E., 333
Schmidt, L. D., 456 Signell, K., 395 Spence, J. T., 185, 343
Schmitt, D. R., 293 Sigvardsson, S., 263 Spencer, M. B., 148
Schmitz, J. M., 370 Sills, B., 224 Spencer, R. C., 453
Schmutte, P. S., 253–54 Silon, B., 56 Sperling, M. B., 179
Schnaitter, R., 294 Silverman, D. K., 178 Sperry, L., 127
Schneider, D. J., 336 Silverman, L. H., 20, 61–62 Sperry, R. W., 24, 480
Schnell, R. L., 135, 156 Silverstein, S. M., 39 Spiegel, J. P., 347
Schniedewind, N., 430 Simerly, D. E., 150 Spiegelman, J. M., 90
Schnurr, P. P., 209 Simmelhag, V. L., 289 Spielberg, S., 86
Schoeneberg, L. A., 122 Simon, B., 56 Spitzer, O., 260
Schoenrade, P. A., 219 Simon, H. A., 18 Spivey, W. A., 171
Schott, R. L., 448, 459 Simon, L., 331 Spurlock, J., 472
Schramski, T. G., 124 Simon, S. B., 430 Staats, A. W., 10, 274, 295–305, 311,
Schuerger, J. M., 17, 229, 240, 249–50 Sims, A., 38
Schulman, E., 170 Sims, D., 400 343, 468, 475–76, 483
Schulman, P., 258 Singelis, T. M., 170, 185 Staddon, J. E. R., 289
Schultheiss, O. C., 372 Sipe, R. B., 460 Stajkovic, A. D., 372
Schultz, G. S., 449 Sipps, G. J., 94–95 Stake, J. E., 94
Schumaker, J. F., 83 Sison, R., 194 Stalikas, A., 426
Schurr, K. T., 95 Sizemore, C. C., 127 Stam, H. J., 402
Schwartz, P., 184 Skaggs, E. B., 6, 206 Stamatelos, T., 453
Schwarz, K., 185 Skinner, B. F., 276–77, 282–95, 309, 311, Stannard, D. E., 21, 86
Scott, N. E., 425, 471 Stapp, J., 185
Scott, S., 74, 140 343, 430 Stark, M. T., 287
Scratchley, L. S., 394 Skinner, N. F., 249 State v. Michaels, 59
Sears, D. O., 6 Slade, P. D., 301 Staub, E., 356
Sears, R. R., 329, 341 Slaney, R. B., 170 Stava, L. J., 39
Sechrest, L., 8, 400 Slap, J. W., 50 Steblay, N. M., 39
Secord, P. F., 6 Slater, P., 393 Steele, C. M., 328
Segerstrom, S. C., 374 Slife, B. D., 90, 479 Stein, H., 126
Segura, D. A., 183 Slifer, K. J., 287 Stein, H. T., 112, 122, 126
Seligman, M. E., 258, 356 Slote, W. H., 182 Stein, J. A., 421
Seligman, M. E. P., 127 Slusarcick, A., 120 Stein, K. F., 395
Senulis, J. A., 15, 261 Smart, L., 172 Steinberg, L., 16, 177
Sewell, K. W., 393, 395 Smirles, K. A., 154 Steinem, G., 165, 189–90
Sexton, H., 426 Smith, C., 56, 257 Steiner, C., 59
Sexton, T. L., 372 Smith, C. P., 19 Steklis, H. D., 264, 472
Seymer, L. R., 232, 268 Smith, G. J., 219–20 Stelmack, R. M., 258–60
Shackelford, T. K., 254 Smith, M., 400 Stenberg, G., 260
Shadish, W. R., 8, 193, 350 Smith, M. A., 261, 336 Stephens, R. S., 370
Shamdasani, S., 88 Smith, M. B., 410, 460–61, 466 Sterling, C. M., 154
Shapiro, B. L., 401 Smith, M. R., 56 Stern, P. J., 71
Shapiro, D. A., 59 Smith, M. S., 209 Sterner, I., 426
Shapiro, J. P., 56 Smith, N. D., 372 Stevens, A., 81
Shapiro, S. B., 429–30 Smith, S. M., 88–89 Stevenson-Hinde, J., 11
Shapiro, S. I., 441 Smith, T., 292 Stewart, A., 400
Sharp, L. K., 187 Smith, T. L., 475 Stewart, A. J., 22, 144, 151–54
Sharpsteen, D. J., 179 Smith, T. S., 123 Stewart, G., 50
Shaver, P., 178–81 Smith, T. W., 148 Stewart, G. L., 252
Shaver, P. R., 179, 181 Smyth, J. M., 336 Stewart, V., 50, 400
Shaw, D., 170 Sneck, W., 49 Stickgold, R., 40–41
Shayer, A., 381 Sneed, C. D., 23, 254 Stifler, K., 49
Shelton, S. H., 370 Snidman, N., 202, 263 Stiles, W. B., 59
Shepperd, J. A., 374 Snyder, M., 4 Stillson, L., 398
Sher, K. J., 263 Sohier, R., 146 Stillwell, A., 481
Sherer, M., 370 Sohlberg, S., 62 Stock, J., 372
Sohn, D., 367 Stokes, T. F., 292

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Stone, A. A., 7, 50, 236 Teti, D. M., 372 Ungerer, J. A., 47
Stone, L., 22 Tetlock, P., 395 Ursano, R. J., 120
Stone, M., 85 Tharp, R. G., 301 Utay, C. M., 118
Stone, P. J., 209 Thomas, C. B., 61 Utay, J. M., 118
Stone, R. K., 12 Thomas, D., 33
Störmer, S. W., 261, 336 Thomas, H. F., 430 Vacc, N. A., 395
Storms, P. L., 333 Thomas, L. F., 393 Vaillant, G. E., 47, 127
Stouder, R., 370 Thomas, S. L., 363 Van der Does, A. J., 39
Strauman, T. J., 19 Thompson, B., 94 van der Kolk, B. A., 56
Strauss, J. P., 254 Thompson, J. K., 305 van der Ploeg, H. M., 336
Streitmatter, J., 151 Thompson, R. F., 274 Van Dyck, R., 39
Stringfield, P., 95 Thomson, L., 100 Van Horn, K. R., 154
Stroessner, S. J., 401 Thomson, N. F., 97 van IJzendoorn, M. H., 181
Strong, L. L., 449 Thoresen, C. J., 254 Van Pelt, T., 170
Stroud, W. L., Jr., 6 Thorne, B. M., 95 Van Wicklin, J. F., 219
Strube, M. J., 4, 120 Thornton, B., 448 Vancouver, J. B., 372
Stuart, R. B., 343 Tice, D. M., 46–47, 172, 206 Vandewater, E. A., 152
Stuss, D. T., 114 Ticho, E. A., 71 Vane, J. R., 18
Sue, S., 471 Tillman, J. G., 52 Vaughan, D. S., 229, 249–50
Suedfeld, P., 395 Timberlake, W., 289 Vaughn, C. M., 387
Sugarman, A., 45 Tinling, L., 126 Vazsonyi, A. T., 147
Sugarman, J., 45, 402 Tinsley, H. E. A., 400 Velmans, M., 63
Sugerman, D., 30, 316, 339 Tloczynski, J., 217, 456 Venables, P. H., 261
Sullivan, G., 21, 29 Tobacyk, J., 123 Ventis, W. L., 219
Sullivan, H. S., 29, 103 Tobacyk, J. J., 396 Vernon, P. E., 207–9
Sullivan, S., 449 Tobey, L. H., 115 Veroff, J., 24
Sullivan-Logan, G. M., 259 Tobias, S. B., 244 Vetter, H., 330, 341
Sulloway, F. J., 36, 57, 118–19, 120 Tobin, S. A., 424 Viglione, D. J., 50
Sumerlin, J. R., 457 Todd, G. D., 293–94 Villegas, M., 381
Summers, A., 189 Todd, J. T., 293 Vinacke, W. E., 469
Sundberg, M. L., 309 Tomarken, A. J., 15, 261 Vincent, K., 375, 456
Sundberg, N. D., 93, 95 Topping, J. S., 370 Viney, L. L., 387, 398–99
Sutton, S. K., 261 Törestad, B., 3 Vitz, P. C., 481
Suzuki, D., 170, 415, 434, 435 Torres, J., 190–91 Vodanovich, S. J., 457
Swank, P., 115, 123, 456 Torrey, J. W., 24, 79, 184, 471 Vollmer, F., 305
Swansbrough, R. H., 169 Trapnell, P. D., 256 von Franz, M. L., 90
Sweeny, T. J., 115 Treadway, M., 221 Vonk, R., 23
Swets, J. A., 242 Tresemer, D. W., 183 Vookles, J., 121
Swickert, R. J., 260 Trew, K., 151 Vyse, S. A., 15
Sykes, W. E., 264–65 Triandis, H. C., 121, 132, 185–86,
Symonds, A., 163–64, 184 Wachs, T. D., 10, 243, 259
Szasz, T. S., 59, 423 317, 471 Wachtel, P. L., 334, 336
Szendre, D., 372 Tribich, D., 52 Waclawski, J., 182
Szolwinski, J. B., 395 Trickett, P. K., 56 Wagner, E., 122
Trimble, J. E., 425 Wagner, P. E., 332
Talbot, R., 400 Trump, D. J., 108, 129 Wahba, M. A., 449
Tanaka, J. S., 395 Tryon, W. W., 295 Waite, R. G. L., 53, 66
Tangney, J. P., 54, 330, 332 Tseng, M. S., 123 Walker, B. M., 383, 386
Taras, M. E., 292 Tubman, J. G., 12 Walker, L. M., 254
Tarpley, W. R., 219–20, 459 Tuccille, J., 129 Walker, S. G., 209, 381
Tart, C. T., 90 Tucker, I. F., 95 Wall, S., 177
Tataryn, D. J., 63 Tucker, J. S., 181 Wallace, E. R., IV, 60
Tate, D. G., 21 Tucker, R. C., 164 Wallace, I., 367
Taub, S. I., 359 Tuckman, B. W., 372, 456 Wallach, L., 410
Taylor, C. B., 373 Tulving, E., 114 Wallach, M. A., 410
Taylor, E., 71 Turk, B., 125 Wallbrown, F. H., 240
Taylor, J. C., 128 Turkenheimer, E., 264 Waller, N. G., 258
Taylor, M. C., 185 Turner, C. W., 363 Wallerstein, R. S., 59
Taylor, S. P., 332 Turner, I., 151 Wallston, B. S., 183
Tchir, M. A., 193 Turner, T., 130 Walmsley, R., 398
Tedeschi, J. T., 331 Turvey, C., 47, 50 Walsh, B. W., 475, 477
Tegano, D. W., 95 Tyska, C., 158, 451 Walsh, R., 60
Teixeira, B., 136 Tyson, S., 400 Walter, A., 264, 472
Tellegen, A., 257–58 Walters, G. D., 265
Temoshok, L., 336 Uchigakiuchi, P., 305 Wan, W., 374
Tenopyr, M. L., 194 Uhlemann, M. R., 426 Wandersman, A., 355
Tesser, A., 63, 258 Ulicni, S. K., 252–54 Wang, Q., 115
Ungaro, R., 62

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Warburton, F. W., 249 White, K. M., 24 Wood, J. V., 7
Ward, E. A., 6 White, P., 18 Wood, M. D., 263
Ward, R. A., 96 White, R. W., 347 Wood, R., 372
Ware, M. E., 430 White, T. H., 403–4 Wood, W., 151, 182
Warren, B., 382, 476 Whitfield, C. L., 59 Woodham-Smith, C., 231, 268
Warren, M. W., 244 Whitley, B. E., Jr., 185 Woodside, D. B., 170
Warren, W. G., 383 Whitmont, E. C., 85 Woodward, B., 382
Warschausky, S., 369 Whitworth, R. H., 249 Woolfolk, R. L., 274
Washburn, M., 90 Wicker, F. W., 449 Worell, J., 185
Waterman, A. S., 151–54, 410 Widener, A. J., 59 Wotman, S. R., 481
Waterman, C. K., 151, 153–54 Wiedenfeld, S. A., 373 Wright, C., 453
Waters, B., 47 Wiehe, J. A., 449 Wright, C. L., 368
Waters, E., 177 Wiese, M. R. R., 118, 128 Wright, J. C., 351–53
Watkins, C. E., Jr., 123 Wiggins, J. S., 250, 256 Wright, S. S., 182
Watson, D., 92, 253 Wilber, K., 90 Wright, T. M., 252
Watson, J. B., 273–74, 311, 314, 419 Wild, C., 49 Wright, W. J., 22, 229, 239
Watson, M., 336 Wilhelm, H., 90 Wurgaft, L. D., 134, 152, 154
Watson, P. J., 218 Wilkinson, L., 123 Wyer, R. S., 41
Watters, E., 57 Williams, D. E., 123, 449, 450
Watts, R. E., 122 Williams, J., 40, 99 Yager, J., 53
Weaver, S. L., 373 Williams, L. M., 56, 59 Yapko, M. D., 39
Webster-Stratton, C., 118 Williams, M., 261 Yeagle, E. H., 453
Wegner, D. M., 336 Williams, S. L., 369, 373 Yehuda, R., 52
Wehr, D. S., 85 Williams, S. S., 23 Yogev, S., 184
Wehr, G., 72 Willingham, W., 128 Yonge, G. D., 456
Weinberg, R. S., 369 Wills, T. A., 263 Young, R. D., 328
Weinberger, J., 62, 474 Wilpers, S., 253 Young-Bruehl, E., 53
Weiner, B., 183 Wilson, D. S., 257
Weiner, I. B., 16, 61 Wilson, E. O., 284 Zahn-Waxler, C., 122, 258
Weinrach, S. G., 425 Wilson, G., 357 Zaleznik, A., 172, 403
Weintraub, J. K., 374 Wilson, S. R., 453 Zanakos, S., 336
Weintraub, W., 209 Winborne, W. C., 395 Zanatta, R., 367
Weiss, J., 59 Winbush, R. A., 24 Zarrella, K. L., 17
Weiss, L., 52 Winch, G. L., 151, 153, 185 Zarski, J. J., 123
Weiss-Rosmarin, T., 110 Windholz, M., 59 Zborowski, M. J., 40
Weisz, J. R., 117 Windle, M., 263 Zeiss, A., 356
Wellingham-Jones, P., 208 Wink, P., 214, 225 Zeiss, A. R., 357
Wells-Parker, E., 370 Winokur, M., 23 Zeiss, R., 356
Wendt, P. E., 260 Winston, A. S., 292–93 Zelhart, P. F., 380, 407
Wentworth, P. A., 154 Winter, D. A., 389, 401 Zettle, R. D., 343
Werner, P. D., 304 Winter, D. G., 20, 22, 209, 330, 382, Ziller, R. C., 480
Wertheimer, M., 409 Zimmerman, B. J., 367
Wertz, J. S., 370 403–4 Zimmerman, M. A., 369, 372
Wessells, M. G., 283 Wippich, W., 93 Zimpfer, D. G., 94
West, J. D., 123 Wiseman, H., 426 Zivkovic, M., 87
West, S. G., 17, 20 Wittels, F., 109 Zola-Morgan, S., 114
Westen, D., 394, 468, 476 Wohlwend-Lloyd, R., 172 Zolten, A. J., 401
Westkott, M., 184, 192 Woike, B. A., 180 Zuckerman, M., 183, 259–60
Wetzler, H. P., 120 Wojcik, J. V., 370 Zuk, Y., 369
Whalen, C. K., 361 Wolf, M. C., 292 Zumbo, B. D., 194
Wheeler, L., 183 Wolfenstein, E. V., 53 Zuriff, G. E., 284, 294
Wheeler, M. A., 103, 114 Wolff, C. G., 376 Zuroff, D. C., 201, 226
Wheeler, M. S., 103 Wolitzky, C., 62 Zuschlag, M. K., 153
Wheldall, K., 292 Wollman, N., 370 Zyzanski, S. J., 172
Whitbourne, S. K., 153 Wolman, B. B., 479
White, J., 115 Wolpe, J., 59, 314
Wong, W. S., 374

Índice temático

Abuso, 333 Amor, 44, 57, 168, 189, 446, 453, 458 Aprecio positivo incondicional, 421,
alcohol y sustancias, 170, 181, 263, 429 amor-B, 448-49, 465 423-26, 430, 437
interés social y, 122 amor-D, 449, 465
recuerdos sobre el, 115 desesperado, 179 Aprendizaje, confluencia, 245, 270
sexual, 51, 54-57, 59-60, 181 en la teoría de Jung, 79 Aprendizaje, discriminación, 288
interés social y, 123 Aprendizaje observacional, 359-65
Actitud fundamental, en la teoría de necesidad de, 168-69 Aprendizaje vicario, 360, 365, 378
Jung, 90 Arquetipo, 81-84, 101
Amor (fortaleza psicosocial), 141, 146, Arquetipo de la madre grandiosa, 82
Actitudes, 243-45 160 Arquetipo de transformación, 83, 101
Activación psicodinámica subliminal, Arquetipo del héroe, 82, 98, 100
Amor (tarea de la vida), 123-24 Arquetipo del padre espiritual, 82
61-62 Amplificación (interpretación del sueño), Arquetipo del tramposo, 82
Actos fallidos freudianos, 41, 62, 68 Arquetipo Mandala, 82-83, 101
Adaptación y ajuste, 8, 26, 469-70 87, 101 Arte, 50, 88, 124
Análisis de contenido, 208, 209, 403 Asociación libre, 58, 68, 176, 397
enfoque de Cattell, 240-41 Análisis de Varianza Abstracta Múltiple Autoaceptación, 426, 454, 456
enfoque de Erikson, 140 Autoanálisis, 187-88
enfoque de Freud, 57 (MAVA), 249, 271 Autocontrol excesivo, 176, 192
enfoque de Maslow, 450, 455 Análisis factorial, 19, 193, 209-10, 228, Autoeficiencia, 356, 369, 370-73, 378
teoría de Adler, 111, 115-16, 120-21 Autoestima, 127, 148, 151, 168, 170-74,
Véase también Complejidad cognosci- 232-34, 237, 247, 250-51, 254-55, 270
Análisis factorial de segundo orden, 180, 216, 253, 373, 431, 450
tiva; Neurosis; Neuroticismo efecto del incesto en la, 56
Afabilidad, 194, 207, 251-56, 258, 264, 240, 271 Autoextensión, 214
Análisis funcional, 128, 291-92, 294, 310 Autoimagen, 77, 175, 216
270, 305 Anestesia en guante, 38 Autonomía funcional, 213, 226
Aflojar, 397, 407 Angelou, Maya, 416, 434-36 Autonomía versus vergüenza y duda,
Agencia, 24, 185 Ánima y ánimus, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 101
Agresión Ansiedad 140, 142, 145, 159
Autorrealización, 110, 112, 151, 173, 410,
autocontrol de la, 357 ajustes a (teoría de Horney), 173-75
contribución biológica a la, 262 básica (teoría de Horney), 166, 192 419-21, 425, 431, 433, 445, 448-60
diferencias individuales en la, 332-33 castración, 53-4, 68 interés social y, 123
frustración y, 315, 329-33, 338 constelación familiar y, 120 Autoobjetivación, 214
hostil, 330 efectos del aprendizaje sobre la, 286, Autosentimiento, 236, 244
instrumental, 330 Autosistema, 354, 367, 378
interpretación del constructo personal, 298, 301, 319, 326, 334-35, 347
factor de la personalidad, 240, 255, Bernstein, Leonard, 347, 375-76
397 Biografías ilustrativas
modelado de la, 359, 362-63 260
modelo del impulso, 112, 132, 330 identidad y, 154 Angelou, Maya, 416, 434-36
rasgos y análisis de las situaciones de, interpretación del constructo personal Bernstein, Leonard, 347, 375-76
Burnett, Carol, 383, 405
353 de la, 396 Crow Dog, Mary, 442-43, 463-64
recuerdos de, 115 medición de la, 235 Davis, Miles, 442, 462-63
sana y nociva (punto de vista de Hor- moral, 47 Dickinson, Emily, 348, 376
neurótica, 47 Einstein, Albert, 230, 267
ney), 170-73, 190 punto de vista de Freud sobre la, 36, Falwell, Jerry, 198, 222-23
Thánatos y (punto de vista de Freud), Franklin, Benjamín, 281, 308-9
37, 40, 45, 47 Gandhi, Mahatma, 136, 157-58
44 realidad, 47 Harris, Jean, 315, 338
Aislamiento, 160 Apego Hearst, Patricia, 280, 307-8
estilos de apego adulto, 178-81 Hitler, Adolf, 34, 66-7
Véase también Intimidad implicaciones terapéuticas, 186-87 King, Jr., Martin Luther, 74, 99-100
Aislamiento (mecanismo de defensa), recién nacido y, 40, 177-78 MacLaine, Shirley, 73, 99
teoría freudiana del, 54 Monroe, Marilyn, 164-65, 189-90
48, 68 Apertura, 194, 207, 251-52, 254-56, 258,
Alcohol, agresión y, 332
Alejarse de, 167-68, 171, 173, 178-80, 271, 421, 426, 430, 433, 454
Apertura a la experiencia, 254
192 Apoyos autodirigidos, 456, 465
Alimentación, 51-52, 322 Aprecio, 423, 431, 437
Alternativismo constructivo, 385, 406 Aprecio positivo condicional, 421
Alucinaciones, 39, 61, 84
Amenaza, 396, 401, 407

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•Índice temático 563

Morrison, Jim, 316, 339 Conducta dependiente de la equipara- Contexto evolutivo de la conducta ope-
Nightingale, Florence, 231-32, 268-69 ción, 321-22, 341 rante, 284
Nixon, Richard, 381-82, 403-4
O’Keeffe, Georgia, 33, 65 Conducta igual, 321-22, 341 Contratransferencia, 58, 68
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 137, 158-59 Conducta operante, 284-87 Control, 397, 407
Sills, Beverly, 199, 224-25 Conducta supersticiosa, 289, 310
Suzuki, David, 415-16, 434-35 Conducta verbal, 294, 366 experimental, 284
Trump, Donald, 108, 129 Conducta, pronóstico de la, 246 importancia en la ciencia, 283
Turner, Tina, 109, 130 Conductismo, reto del (Skinner y Staats), Control, estímulo, 288
Tyson, Michael, 165, 166, 190, 191 Control social, 368
Biorretroalimentación, 314 275-311 Corolario de la gente común, 391, 407
Burnett, Carol, 383, 405 Véase también Perspectiva del apren- Corolario de la Construcción, 386-87, 406
Búsqueda de sensación, 258-59 Corolario de la Dicotomía, 389-90, 407
dizaje; Teoría psicoanalítica del Corolario de la Elección, 388, 406
Caja de Skinner, 276, 284, 286-87, 289, aprendizaje Corolario de la Experiencia, 387-407
310 Conductismo paradigmático, 294-303 Corolario de la Fragmentación, 390-391,
Conductismo psicológico (Staats), 278-79,
Capacidad temporal, 456, 465 294-305 407
Carácter anal, 53, 61, 68 Conductismo radical (Skinner), 273, Corolario de la Individualidad, 391, 407
Carácter genital, 57, 68 276-77, 279-94, 343 Corolario de Modulación, 388-89, 407
Carácter oral, 52, 61, 68, 147 Conexión interpersonal, 184 Corolario de Organización, 390, 407
Castigo, 262, 274, 285-87, 310, 319-21, 327 Confiabilidad, 17, 27, 50, 61, 235, 241 Corolario de Rango, 391, 407
división por mitades, 17 Corolario de Sociabilidad, 392, 407
escuelas y, 125 formas alternas, 17 Corolarios (teoría de Kelly), 386-92
interés social y, 122 test-retest, 17 Creatividad
no autoritario, 177 Confianza orgánica, 419
vergüenza y, 145 Confianza versus desconfianza, en la teoría de Freud, 49-50
Catarsis, 58, 68, 331 140, 145 en la teoría de Jung, 78, 85, 95
Catexia, 45, 68 Conflicto en la teoría humanista, 409, 419,
Celos, 430, 449 análisis de la teoría del aprendizaje
Centros de crecimiento, 441, 465 sobre el, 324-29 421-22, 430, 442, 454, 456, 462
Ciclo C-P-C, 397, 407 básico, 173 Crisis, 139-140, 142-44, 152
Ciclo creativo, 397, 407 de Edipo, 51, 53-54, 68
Ciencia taoísta, 441, 445, 455, 465 de Electra, 51, 54 de mitad de la vida, en la teoría de
Cinco Grandes, 194, 207, 250-58, 264, 270 doble conflicto de enfoque-evitación, Jung, 76
Cinismo, 176, 192 328, 340
Circunspección, 397, 406 enfoque-enfoque, 327, 340 Crisis de identidad, 143
Clase social, 373 enfoque-evitación, 326, 340 Crow Dog, Mary, 442-43, 463-64
Coeficiente de correlación, 232, 270 enojo-ansiedad, 323 Cuentos de hadas, 79, 82, 84
Coeficiente de personalidad, 350, 378 evitación-evitación, 326-340 Cuestionario de 16 Factores de la Perso-
Colectivismo, 148, 49, 185, 186, 192, 317 familiar, 241
Compartimentalización, 175, 192 interpersonal (Horney), 167-68 nalidad (16PF), 208, 235, 236-39,
Compensación, en la teoría de Adler, 111 intrapsíquico, 38, 46-50, 68, 114, 324 246, 271, 304
Compensación, principio de (Jung), moral, 78 Cuidado (fortaleza psicosocial), 141, 159
político, 431 Culpa, 46-47, 142, 145, 160, 332, 396
75-76, 87, 101 psicosocial, 139 diferencia sexual en la, 54
Competencia (fortaleza psicosocial), sexual, 182 Cultura, 9, 53, 103, 143, 181-86, 257
Confusión de identidad, 152, 160 conflicto de Edipo y, 53
141, 145, 159 Congruencia, 423-26, 430-31, 437 constelación familiar y, 120
Competencias, 300, 355-56, 358, 369, Consciente, 37, 68 desarrollo psicosocial y, 144
Consistencia en la personalidad, 7-8, 26, roles de género y, 183
373, 378 200, 288, 354 Cuna de aire, 277
Complejidad cognoscitiva, 381, 394-95, Constelación familiar, 118-21, 132
Véase también Niños Datos L, 236, 271
400, 406 Construccionismo social, 401-2 Datos Q, 236, 249, 271
Complejos, 58, 86, 87, 101 Constructo teórico, 13-14, 26 Datos T, 236, 271
Constructos centrales, 390, 396, 407 Davis, Miles, 442, 462-63
depreciación, 116, 132 Constructos concretos, 388-89, 406 Definición operacional, 13-15, 26, 461
Edipo, 54, 56, 109, 118, 182 Constructos dicótomos, 389-90, 391 Delincuencia, 107, 115, 125, 143, 421
inferioridad, 110-12, 132 Constructos escalonar, 398 Denegación (mecanismo de defensa),
Jonás, 458, 465 Constructos periféricos, 390, 407
madre, 120 Constructos permeables, 388, 407 47, 68, 397
masculinidad, 54 Constructos personales, 346, 354, 384-85, Dependencia, 52, 116, 118, 166-71, 179,
redentor, 113 391-92, 407
superioridad, 112-13, 132 Constructos preverbales, 387, 397, 407 184, 189
Complejo de desaprobación, 116, 132 Constructos superordenados, 390, 407 constelación familiar y cultura, 120
Comprensión (de la teoría), 15, 26 Constructos teóricos, 13-14, 26 cultura y, 183, 185
Comprensión empática, 418, 423-26, Contenido latente, 40, 68 Desacralización, 459, 464
Contenido manifiesto, 40, 68 Desamparo, 166, 168, 173-74, 356
430-32, 437 Desaparición del conflicto, 173, 175
Condensación, 41, 68 Desapego, 171, 175, 455
Condicionamiento clásico, 298, 314 Desarrollo de la personalidad, 9-12, 26,
Condicionamiento operante, 288, 310
Condiciones de valía, 421, 423, 437 322
influencias hereditarias en el, 10, 202,

204, 216-17, 233, 241-43, 249, 257-58,
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•564 Índice temático

papel del género en el 182-85 Elección elaborativa, 388, 407 Expectativas, 354-56, 369, 373, 378
y comportamiento de los padres, Elusividad, 176, 192 auto-eficacia 356, 369-74, 378
Ello, 43, 45-46, 49-50, 68 conducta-consecuencia, 356
177-78 Emociones, 253 estímulo-consecuencia, 356
Desarrollo del adolescente, teoría de
agresión y, 332-33 Expectativas de resultado, 370-71, 378
Erikson sobre, 152 cambio y, 396-97 Experiencia (determinante del desarro-
Desarrollo del adulto, teoría de Jung so- castigo y, 286
control sobre las, 176 llo de la personalidad), 10-12
bre, 76-77 reprimidas, 58 Experiencia subjetiva, 111, 113, 274,
Desarrollo psicosocial (Erikson), 133-60 supresión de, 46-47
Desconfianza, 140, 145, 160 Véase también Enojo; Respuesta emo- 409, 420, 426-27, 452-53, 460
Descripción de la personalidad, 3-8, 26, Experiencias pico, 452-53, 459, 465
cional Experimentos de Silverman, 61-62
193, 217, 235, 251-52, 256 Empatía, 54, 122, 126, 172, 184-85, 218, Externalización, 149, 174-75, 192
Desembarazo moral, 368 Extinción, 263, 285, 287, 290, 310,
Desensibilización, 368 392
Desesperación, 144, 159 Empírico, 14, 26 319-20, 340
Desorden de estrés postraumático, 51, Energía psíquica, 43-46, 57, 62. Extroversión, 90-92, 94-96, 121, 179,194,

56, 395 en la teoría de Jung, 72 207-8, 240, 246, 251-60, 262, 270
Desorden de personalidad múltiple, 52 Enfoque de frecuencia conductual, 274,
Desórdenes alimentarios, 38, 53, 59, 62, Facilitador, 427, 430, 437
304-5, 310 Factores, 5, 26, 238
88, 170 Enfoque idiográfico, 6-7, 21-22, 24, 26, Factores, Cinco Grandes, 251-56
Desplazamiento, 48, 68, 175, 274, 330, Factores de segundo orden, 240
206, 247-48, 286, 294, 344, 382 Falwell, Jerry, 198, 222-23
334 Enfoque léxico, 193 Fase anal, 51, 53, 68
Determinismo, 12, 26, 36 110, 113, 274, Enfoque multivariable, 236, 271 Fase fálica, 51, 53-57, 68, 142
Enfoque nomotético, 5-7, 24, 26, 205-6, Fase genital, 51, 57, 68
410, 419, 444, 448 Fase oral, 51-53, 68
biológico, 181 209-10, 212, 247, 344, 456 Fases psicosexuales, 51, 57, 139
psíquico, 36, 41 Enlace de palabras, 398, 399 Fenómenos paranormales, 73, 89-90,
rasgos y, 203 Enlace del tiempo, 398-99
Véase también No-determinismo Enojo, 112, 179, 243, 256, 261, 322, 420
Determinismo múltiple, 9 Fidelidad, 141, 143, 146, 160
Determinismo recíproco, 366-67, 378, 410 330-32, 338 Fijación, 51-54, 57, 68, 217
Devenir creativo, 213 Ensayo motor, 364 Filosofía unificadora de la vida, 214,
Dickinson, Emily, 348, 376 Ensayo simbólico, 364
Diferencias individuales, 3, 5-6, 26, Entrenamiento para el control de esfín- 223, 226
Finalismo ficticio, 113, 132, 174
193-94, 199, 229, 235, 237, 274, 295, teres, 323 Fobias, 181, 196, 301, 368-70, 373
333, 350, 353, 359, 391, 469 Entretejido dinámico, 244, 270 Formación reactiva (mecanismo de
Diferencias sexuales, 54, 183, 253, 362, Envidia de la matriz, 184, 192
372-73, 460 Envidia del pene, 54, 163, 184 defensa), 48, 52, 69
cultura y, 164 Ergios, 243-45, 248, 270 Franklin, Benjamin, 281, 308-9
desarrollo de la identidad, 151 Eros, 44, 68, 79 Frustración, 329-33, 358
enfoque de Jung sobre, 79 Error fundamental de atribución, 96 Función auxiliar, 91, 94, 101
teoría de Erikson, 149-50 Escala CAD de Cohen, 171 Función dominante, 90, 91, 94, 101
Difusión de identidad, 152, 160 Escala de Proceso, 427-29, 437 Función trascendente, 76, 101
Dignidad, 294 Escuelas, Véase Educación Funcionamiento sano de la personali-
Dilema de aprendizaje, 319, 341 Esfuerzo por lograr la perfección,
Dinámica de la personalidad, 3, 8-9, 26, dad, 202
359, 367 110, 112
Discriminación, 288, 310, 320, 340 Espacios sin reforzamiento, 279, 293, 310 Gandhi, Mahatma, 135-36, 146,
Disposición, 205, 211, 226 Esperanza (fortaleza psicosocial), 141 157-58
Distanciamiento, 143 Estancamiento, 144, 160
Estatus de identidad, 152 Generalización, 288, 310, 320, 333,
Eclecticismo, 23-24, 26, 200, 221, 475, Estilo de vida, 113-18, 124-26, 132 334
481-83 Estilo interpersonal de tipo guerrero,
Generalización del estímulo, 288, 320,
corneja, 221, 226 171, 172 341
Economía Estilo interpersonal de tipo preocupado
Generatividad, 140, 144, 159, 160
desarrollo psicosocial y, 144 171, 172 Generatividad versus estancamiento, 144
Economías de fichas, 279, 310 Estilos de paternidad, 177 Genética, Véase Herencia
Ecuación de especificación, 246-47, 271 Estrategias de codificación, 354, 378 Gradiente de enfoque, 324, 326, 340
Edad, cambio de la personalidad y, 153 Estructuras de la personalidad Gradiente de evitación, 324, 326,
Educación, 292, 459
teoría de Freud, 43 328-29, 340
desarrollo psicosocial y, 146 teoría de Jung, 74-84 Gradiente de recompensa, 320, 341
educación individual (Adler), 125, Estudio de caso de Jenny, 208-9, 211, 381 Grafología, 208
Estudio de casos, 6, 21, 24, 26, 347 Grupo control, 20, 26
127-28 Estudio de Diccionario, 4, 207 Grupo experimental, 20, 26
humanista, 429-30 Estudio de los Valores de Allport-Ver- Grupos de encuentro, 427-28, 431-32,
Eficacia colectiva, 373, 378
Einstein, Albert, 205, 230, 267, 430, 451 non-Lindzey, 209 437, 456, 458
El hombre científico, 407 Estudio del muñeco Bobo, 362
El que afronta la vida en forma racional, Eupsiquia, 455, 465 Harris, Jean, 315, 338
Excitación, 259 Hearst, Patricia, 280, 307-8
217, 226 Exclusión de identidad, 152, 160 Heredabilidad, 249, 257-8, 263-64, 271

•Índice temático 565

Herencia, 10, 202-4, 216-7, 233, 240-43, en la teoría de Erikson, 149-51 Libido, 43-45, 51, 68, 75
249-50, 256-58, 262-66, 273, 302-3, en la teoría de Jung, 79 en la teoría de Jung, 72, 91-92
353, 468, 472 trauma, 56
Véase también Instintos; Herencia; Locus de control, 116, 120, 151, 333,
especulación de Jung, 80-81, 84 356, 450
Hipnosis, 36, 38-39, 62, 128 Temperamento
Hipótesis, 14, 26 Influencias múltiples, 9 Logro, 183, 185, 186
Hipótesis de la frustración-agresión, Iniciativa (fortaleza psicosocial), 142, constelación familiar y, 119-20

329-33, 340 145, 160 Logro de identidad, 152, 160
Hipótesis de la seducción, 54-57 Iniciativa versus culpa, 142, 145 Lucha consciente (teoría de Adler), 108
Hipótesis energética, 46 Instinto de muerte (Thánatos), 44, 69, Lucha por la superioridad, 112, 132
Hipótesis hedónica, 42 Lucha propia, 216-17, 226
Histeria de conversión, 38, 68 329 Luther, Martin, 22, 239, 414
Hitler, Adolf, 21, 34, 53, 66-7, 134-35, Instinto de vida (Eros), 44, 68, 79
Instintoide, 458 MacLaine, Shirley, 73, 99
170 Instintos, 44-45, 81, 457-58 Madurez de la personalidad, característi-
Homosexualidad, 57, 62, 124, 146, 184, Integridad, 144, 160
cas de Allport, 214-15, 225
264, 396, 447 miedo de la muerte e, 154 Máquina de enseñanza, 292
prejuicio en contra de la, 218 sabiduría e, 146 Masoquismo, 54, 183-84, 190
temor de, 185 Intelectualización (mecanismo de defen- Matrimonio y relaciones, 124, 430
Hostilidad, 167, 171-73, 255, 332, 396,
sa), 49, 68 desarrollo psicosocial y, 144, 146
407 Inteligencia cristalizada, 242, 270 Matriz de correlación, 232, 270
básica, 166, 192 Inteligencia fluida, 242, 271 Mecanismos de autorregulación, 354,
represión de la, 168 Interacción social, 392, 400-1
Humor, 41-42, 53, 127, 214, 454 Interacción social (tarea de la vida), 357, 378
Mecanismos de defensa, 47-50, 68, 109,
I Ching, 90, 101 123-24
Identidad, 139-44, 146-49, 152-55, 157, Interaccionismo, 201, 378 173-76, 185, 397, 420
Interés social, 110, 116, 121-23, 129, 132 explicación conductual, 286, 301
160 Intimidad, 143-44, 153, 160, 180 identidad y, 153
diferencias sexuales, 151 Introspección, 58-9, 68, 333, 423-24, 426 Medición de la personalidad, 4-5, 17-19,
étnica y racial, 146-48 Introversión, 90-92, 94-96, 180, 240, 252,
vida de Erikson, 134 193, 235-36, 247, 304, 456, 469
Identidad negativa, 143, 160 258, 260, 262, 348, 376 confiabilidad de la, 17, 50, 61, 235,
Identidad propia, 216 Intuición (función psicológica), 87, 90-94,
Identificación, 213, 321-22, 360-61 241
Identificación (mecanismo de defensa), 96-97, 101 contribuciones de Cattell, 235-36
Inventario de Arquetipos Simbólicos, 88 de los mecanismos de defensa, 50
48, 51, 54, 68 Inventario de Orientación Personal de los rasgos, 193
Ideología, 146 enfoque de frecuencia conductual,
Imaginación activa, 87, 101 (IOP), 433, 448, 452, 456-57, 460, 465
Imitación, 321, 322, 340 Inventario del Equilibrio Psicosocial, 304-5, 310
Impulso, 44, 46, 244, 317-19, 324, 330, técnicas proyectivas en, 42, 50
153-54 validez de, 18-19, 194, 235-36
334, 340 Inventario del Sexo-Rol de Bem (BSRI), Medición del rasgo, 210
primario, 317 Medidas cuantitativas, 4, 27
Impulso agresivo, 112, 132 154, 183, 460 Memoria recuperada, 59-60
Incesto, 51, 54-57, 126, 174 Investigación aplicada, 16, 26 Memoria temprana, 114-15, 121, 126,
Incongruencia, 420-21, 423 Investigación básica, 16, 26, 313-14
Inconsciente, 29-30, 35-43, 46, 58, 62-63, Investigación correlacional, 19-20, 26 130, 153
Investigación experimental verdadera, Mentalismo, 283
69, 74-79, 81, 113, 116, 196, 333-34, Metaergios, 243-45, 271
347, 387 20-21, 27, 62 Metáfora, 46, 49, 478-81
actitud de Jung hacia el, 86 Investigación y teoría, 16
Véase también Represión IPAT, Test de Inteligencia de idoneidad biológica, 151
Inconsciente cognoscitivo, 62 del hombre científico, 385
Inconsciente colectivo, 72, 80, 81, 84, 85, con la Cultura, 235, 242, 270 espacio interior, 149
87, 89, 101 Ir, 167-68, 171, 173, 178-80,192 del procesamiento de la información,
Inconsciente dinámico, 29 Ir contra, 167-68, 171, 173, 179-80, 192
Inconsciente personal, 80, 101 479, 483
Indicador de Tipo Myers-Briggs (MBTI), Jerarquía de las necesidades, 445-49, 465 del Sí mismo trascendente,
87, 94-95, 101, 255 Jerarquía de respuesta, 318-19, 330, 334,
Individuación, 76-77, 101, 448 481, 483
Individualismo, 121, 148, 151, 185, 192, 341 emergente del Sí mismo,
317, 410 Jerarquía resultante, 318, 341
Inferioridad, 143, 160 Juicios sobre el rasgo, 352 480, 483
Inferioridad orgánica, 111 mecánica, 479-80, 483
Influencias biológicas, 10, 202, 472-73 King, Jr., Martin Luther, 74, 99-100 narrativa, 480, 483
como fuente de diferencias individua- Koro, 53 orgánica, 212, 418, 479, 483
les, 232, 256-66 raíz, 478-79, 483
como fuente de motivación, 212, 243 Laboriosidad versus inferioridad, 143, Metamotivación, 448
en el conductismo psicológico, 295, 160 Método científico, 12, 27, 62, 314,
302-3
Lenguaje, 114, 206-7, 251, 294, 300, 410-11, 443-45, 455, 460-61
333-36, 343, 459 y Jung, 73, 86, 89
y psicoanálisis, 60
Ley, desarrollo psicosocial y, 141, 144, Metodología, 200, 250, 445, 461
145 evaluación de Allport, 210
Misticismo, 72-73, 80, 90, 98, 419-20,
Libertad, 125, 293-94, 308, 385, 419, 448,
452-53 452, 459-60

•566 Índice temático

Mitos, 84-86, 88, 399 Organización dinámica de la personali- Programas de reforzamiento, 289, 310
Modelado, 319, 322, 333, 344, 359-65, dad, 202 continuo (RC), 289, 310
intervalo fijo (IF), 290, 310
368, 372-73, 378, 399 Orientación sexual, 57, 62, 124, 146, intervalo variable (IV), 290, 310
desarrollo psicosocial y, 145 184, 263, 447 parcial, 289-91, 310
identidad y, 151 razón fija (RF), 290, 310
Modelo biológico de Eysenck, 259-61 Orientaciones interpersonales, 167, razón variable (RV), 290, 310
Modificación de la conducta y terapia 172-73
Proposición teórica, 13-14, 27
conductual, 59, 291, 293, 310 Orientaciones religiosas, intrínsecas y Propósito (fortaleza psicosocial), 141,
Moldeado, 287, 310 extrínsecas, 218-19, 220, 226
Monroe, Marilyn, 164-65, 189-90 145, 160
Moratoria, 143, 152, 157, 160 Paradigma, 23, 26, 468, 476, 481, 483 Proprium, 215-17, 226
Morrison, Jim, 316, 339 Paradoja de la consistencia, 350, 354, Propuesta teórica, 13-14, 27
Motivación, 8, 9, 112, 212-13, 217, 294, Protesta masculina, 109, 112, 132
378 Prototipo, 354-55, 378
365, 383-84, 417-18, 429-30, 445-47, Parapraxia, 41, 68
450 Parejas, comportamiento interpersonal ideal, y desarrollo psicosocial, 145
B (autorrealización), 445, 448, 465 Proyección (mecanismo de defensa),
D (necesidad deficitaria), 445, 448, de las, 431, 456
465 Parsimonia, 53 47-48, 68, 78-79, 149, 174, 175
teoría de Adler, 110, 111, 113 Pasividad, 52, 54, 171 Proyecto Paloma, 277
teoría de Allport, 196 Paternidad, 107, 117-18, 140, 166, 177-78, Pseudoformación de las especies bioló-
teoría de Erikson, 138
Motivo maestro, 244, 271 268-66, 303, 421 gicas, 149, 160
Movimiento de canalización, 389, 407 desarrollo psicosocial y, 144, 154 Psicoanálisis clásico (Freud), 31-69
Movimiento potencial humano, 441, Pensamiento (función psicológica), Psicoanálisis interpersonal (Horney),
449, 458, 465
90-97, 101 161-92
Narcisismo, 172 Percepción realista, 214 Psicobiografía, 21-22, 27, 33, 135, 156
Necesidades básicas, 441, 445, 450, Perfeccionismo, 170 Psicohistoria, 21, 135, 152
Perfil, 238, 239, 271 Psicología analítica (Jung), 70-102
465 Persona, 76-77, 101 Psicología de la tercera fuerza, 409,
Necesidades de estima, 447-48 Persona plenamente funcional, 418-9,
Necesidades de pertenencia y amor, 444-45, 461, 465
421, 437 Psicología humanista y jerarquía de las
447, 450, 458 Personalidad, definición de, 3, 26, 202,
Necesidades de seguridad, 447, 449 necesidades (Maslow), 439-66
Necesidades fisiológicas, 441, 446-47, 205, 226, 234 Psicología individual (Adler), 105-32
Perspectiva cognoscitiva del aprendizaje Psicosis, 39, 41, 84, 240-41, 260
449, 450 Psicoterapia, 470
Necesidades secundarias, 240, 244, 245, social, 116, 343-407, 410
Perspectiva del aprendizaje, 273-341 centrado en el cliente (Rogers), 422-29,
271 Perspectiva del aprendizaje, social cog- 432-33
Neurosis, 57, 117, 122, 167, 173-74, 182,
noscitiva, 343-407 constructo personal y rol fijo, 387,
187, 240-41, 249, 334-35, 454 Perspectiva humanista, 24, 110, 200, 210, 389-90, 393, 396-69, 401
Neuroticismo, 177, 179, 194, 207, 235,
217, 383, 409-66 enfoque de Adler, 125-28
240, 251-56, 258, 260, 264, 271, 450 Perspectiva psicoanalítica, 29-102 enfoque de Horney, 186-88
Nightingale, Florence, 231-32, 268-69 Perspectiva sobre el rasgo, 193-271 enfoque de Jung, 86-88
Niño consentido, 107, 116, 118-21 Perspectiva social psicoanalítica, enfoques del aprendizaje, 59, 291-92,
Niño descuidado, 118-19, 130, 173
Niños, 118 103-60 302, 310, 333, 336-37
Pistas, 318-20, 331, 340 enfoques del aprendizaje cognoscitivo,
consentir a los, 107, 116-21, 132 Plasticidad, 45
el menor, 119 Pluralismo, 475, 483 344, 368-69, 371, 373
estudio de campo de verano de, Postmodernismo, 401-2 perspectiva de Maslow sobre, 458
Postulado fundamental, 385-68, 407 psicoanalítica (Freud), 29, 57-59
352 Preconsciente, 37, 68 recuerdo recuperado, 59-60
negligencia de, 118, 132, 166, 177, Prejuicio, 48, 78, 201, 217-21, 453, 459 terapia de juego, 87
Prepotente, 446-47 Psicoticismo, 260
181, 264 Principio de realidad, 45, 69 Psique, 72, 75
primogénito, 119-21 Principio del placer, 43-44, 51, 68 Puntos ciegos, 175, 187, 192
segundo al nacer, 119-20 Principio epigenético, 138, 151, 154, 160
único, 120 Prioridad, 397, 407 Racionalización (mecanismo de defensa),
Nixon, Richard, 22, 381-82, 403-4, Proceso de retención, 364-65, 378 49, 68, 176, 192, 397
Proceso de valoración orgánica, 418-20,
451 Rango de conveniencia, 388, 391, 396,
No determinismo, 88-90 422-23, 426-27, 432, 437 407
Norepinefrina, 262-64 Proceso motivacional, 365, 378
Numinoso, 84, 101 Proceso primario, 45, 68 Rasgo, 3-5, 27, 193-94, 204-12, 350-53
Proceso secundario, 45, 69, 357, 454 definición de (Allport), 200, 226
O’Keeffe, Georgia, 33, 65 Procesos, atención a, 364, 378 definición de (Cattell), 234, 271
Objeto, 45, 52, 54, 57 Procesos cognoscitivos, 8-9, 343-44, 367, Véase también Variables cognoscitivas
Objetos de amor, 44-45, 52, 54, 57 de las personas; Constructo personal
Obstinación, 53 470
Optimismo, 52, 373, 385 Procesos de la atención, 365 Rasgos
Orden al nacer, Véase Constelación Procesos de reproducción motora, crítica, 282, 283, 284
determinantes versus descriptivos, 203-5
familiar 364-65, 378 habilidad, 241-43, 372
Programas de entrenamiento para padres, lo penetrante de los, 211-12
razonamiento circular, 203, 283
118, 128

•Índice temático 567

Rasgos, de origen constitucional dinámi- Repertorio del lenguaje cognoscitivo, Solución de renuncia, 168, 192
cos, 243 279, 296-97, 301 Solución expansiva, 168-69, 192
Sombra, 77-81, 101
Rasgos, inferencia de Repertorio emocional-motivacional, Sublimación, 44, 49, 57, 69
a partir de la conducta, 203, 207, 283 296-99, 301 Sueños, 40-41, 397
estudio de caso de Jenny, 208-9, 211,
381 Repertorio sensomotor, 279, 296, 297, contenido latente de los, 40, 68
Estudio de Diccionario, 4, 207 300, 301 contenido manifiesto de los, 40, 68
interpretaciones de Jung sobre los, 77,
Rasgos, moldeado ambiental, 243, 249, Repertorios del comportamiento básico
270 (BBR) 296-301, 310 80, 82-83, 86-87, 89
lúcido, 40
Rasgos, origen dinámico moldeado por Represión, 42-43, 46-47, 51, 58, 69, 173, recuerdo de los, 95
el ambiente, 243 334 teoría de Adler, 126
Sugestión poshipnótica, 38
Rasgos cardinales, 211-12, 226 Resolución de identidad, 143 Superyó, 43, 46-47, 54, 57, 69, 109, 142
Rasgos centrales, 206, 211, 226 Respuesta, 285, 310, 318, 341 Supresión, 46, 336-37, 341, 420-21
Rasgos como etiquetas, 354 Susceptibilidad hipnótica, 453
Rasgos comunes, 205, 226, 248 anticipatoria, 321, 340 Suzuki, David, 170, 415-16, 434-35
Rasgos constitucionales, 249, 270 dominante, 318-19, 330, 334, 340
Rasgos de origen, 237, 240, 243, 249, emocional, 295-96 Tareas de la vida, 123
operante, 284-85, 310 Tasa base de respuesta, 285, 287, 310
271 Reto cognoscitivo, 343 Técnica P, 247-48
Rasgos de superficie, 237, 271 Retraso de la gratificación, 45, 103, Técnica R, 247-48
Rasgos de temperamento, 4, 202, 216, Tecnología, desarrollo psicosocial y,
357-58, 378
226, 241, 243, 256, 258-59, 263, 271, Retroalimentación, 365 144-46
353 Rituales y ritualismos, 147, 158, 160 Televisión, 332-33, 362
Rasgos dinámicos, 241, 243, 244 Rol femenino (rol de género), 112, Temor, 243, 286, 298, 319-20, 334, 396,
Rasgos expresivos, 207-8, 226
Rasgos globales, 353 182-185 457
Rasgos individuales, 205, 226, 247 Roles de género, 51, 54, 57, 103, 112, Temor al éxito, 183
Rasgos predictivos, 246 Temperamento, 10, 27, 178, 202, 216,
Rasgos secundarios, 211-12, 226 117, 120, 150-51, 182-85, 188, 360,
Rasgos únicos, 205, 226, 247, 248 460 226, 241, 243, 256, 258-59, 263, 303,
Razón de respuesta, 284-85 desarrollo psicosocial y, 145 353, 468
Realización, 420, 450 en la teoría de Jung, 78-79, 82 Tendencia, de realización, 417-18, 420,
Véase también Autorrealización intimidad y, 154 422, 432, 437
Recompensa, 318-21, 341 Roles sexuales, Véase Roles de género Tendencia formativa, 418
primaria, 341 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 137, 158-59, 451 Teoría, 12-17, 27, 210, 475-81
secundaria, 319, 341 comprensión de la, 15-16, 26, 476
Véase también Reforzador Sabiduría (fortaleza psicosocial), 141, criterios, 14-16, 477
Rectitud, 194, 207, 251-56, 350 146, 160 multinivel, 476-77
Rectitud, niveles de, 37, 58, 74-78, 84, parsimonia de la, 16
197, 200, 336 Salud física, 171 punto de vista de Cattell, 250
Véase también Inconsciente riesgo coronario, 95, 171-72, 208 rol social, 183
Rectitud arbitraria, 192 sistema inmunológico, 187, 373 valor aplicado de la, 16, 26
Recuerdo recuperado, 59-60 valor heurístico de la, 16, 24
Recuperación espontánea, 319, 341 Salud mental, 57, 123, 185, 418, 451, verificabilidad de la, 15, 27, 30, 60, 364
Reforzador negativo, 285-87, 310 455-56 Teoría centrada en la persona, 422,
Reforzador positivo, 285-86, 310 437
Reforzador primario, 285, 310 afectada por incesto, 56 Teoría centrada en la persona (Rogers),
Reforzador secundario, 285, 310 roles de género y, 184 412-38
Reforzamiento, 285-89, 295-96, 318 Salud psicológica, Véase Adaptación y Teoría de Gray, 261-62
uso de Adler del, 128 Teoría de los rasgos, análisis factorial,
Reforzamiento del poder, 369 ajuste 227-71
Registro acumulativo, 285, 310 Sensación (función psicológica), 90-97, Cattell, 234-50
Regresión, 49, 334 Cinco Grandes, 250-58
Relación situación-conducta, 351-53 101 Cloninger, 262-63
Relaciones de objeto, 45, 52, 103 Sentido de orden, 53 Eysenck, 259-61
Relaciones satélite, 430, 437 Sentimiento (función psicológica), 90-95, Gray, 262
Religión Teoría del burro, 382, 407
desarrollo psicosocial y, 141, 144, 145, 97, 101 Teoría del constructo personal (Kelly)
147 Sentimientos, 243-45 379-407
enfoque humanista de la, 420, 433, 454, Sentimientos de inferioridad y sentimien- Teoría del material escrito, 22
459 Teoría personológica de los rasgos
filosofía unificadora, 214-15 tos de superioridad, 110-12, 117, 130 (Allport), 195-226
interés social y enfoque de Adler sobre, Sexualidad, 57, 440, 447 Teoría psicoanalítica del aprendizaje
122, 127 Sí mismo, 75-76, 101, 201, 214, 420, (Dollard y Miller), 312-41
interpretación del mito de la, 85 Teoría tridimensional (Cloninger),
inventario de valores, 209, 299-300 480-81 262-63
orientación religiosa y prejuicio, 217-20 como conocedor, 217, 226 Teoría unificada, 24, 475, 483
punto de vista de Freud sobre, 46 creativo, 113, 132
ideal, 420-21, 426, 437
idealizado, 169, 173-76, 184, 189, 192
real, 173-74, 192, 420-21, 423-24, 426,

437
Sills, Beverly, 199, 224-25
Sincronicidad, 89, 101
Sintalidad, 248-49, 271
Sistemas psicofísicos en la personalidad,

202
Sociedad, 107, 141, 471
Solución de autoanularse, 168, 172, 192

•568 Índice temático

Teorías implícitas de la personalidad, Tipo psicológico, 90-91, 94-97, 101 Valores, 209, 210, 420, 454, 456, 459,
22-23, 26, 401 Tipo psicológico (teoría de Jung), 87, 460, 461

Teórico de la entidad, 23 90-98 Variable, 20, 27
Terapia, Véase Psicoterapia Tipo psíquico, Véase Tipo psicológico Variable dependiente, 20, 26
Terapia centrada en el cliente, 422-29, Tipo socialmente útil, 116, 123, 132 Variable independiente, 20, 21, 26
Tiranía de los debiera, 174, 192 Variables cognoscitivas de la persona,
432, 437, 456 Toma de decisiones, 95, 183, 372, 431
Terapia conductual, 292 Trabajo 353-57, 378
Terapia del constructo personal, Vergüenza, 54, 140, 142, 145, 160
enfoque freudiano del, 44, 57 Verificabilidad (de la teoría), 15, 27, 30
398-400 identidad y, 146 Vida simbólica, 88
Terapia del rol fijo, 399, 407 tarea de la vida, 123-24 Vivencia existencial, 419
Test de Apercepción Temática (TAT), Trabajo del sueño, 40-41 Voluntad (fortaleza psicosocial), 141,
Transferencia, 58, 69, 127, 302, 425
19, 50, 154, 180 Trasmisión de rumores, 195, 201, 217, 145, 160
Test de Asociación de Palabras (EAP),
220-21 Walden Dos, 277, 293, 311
86, 101 Tratamiento psicoanalítico, 58 West, Ellen, 414
Test de Rorschach, 19, 42, 50, 52, 61, Trauma psíquico, 40, 51, 52, 56, 60
Trump, Donald, 108, 129 Yo, 43, 45-47, 68, 135, 139, 204, 208,
86, 451 Turner, Tina, 109, 130 217, 358
Test del Análisis de la Motivación, Tyson, Michael, 165-66, 190, 191
desarrollo del, 135, 140, 177
235 Unidad de la personalidad, 113-14, 202, diferencias sexuales, 54
Test REP, Repertorio del Constructo de 215, 217, 450 en la teoría de Jung, 74, 76-77
perspectiva psicoanalítica-social,
Rol, 389, 392-94, 398, 407 Unitas multiplex, 215, 226
Tests proyectivos, 19, 30, 42, 50, 68, 183, 103-104
Validación, 385, 394, 397, 407, 456 Yo ideal, 46
333 Validez, 17-18, 194, 235, 236 Yo inflado, 76, 101
Thánatos, 44, 69, 329 Yo, extensiones del, 216, 226
Tipo, 3-5, 27, 194, 197 constructo, 18, 26 Yo, fortaleza del, 139, 140, 236
predictiva, 18 Yo, sacrificio del, 78
teoría de Adler, 115 Valor aplicado (de la teoría), 16, 26 Yo, suicidio del, 78
Tipo A (riesgo coronario), 172 Valor del estímulo subjetivo, 354, 357,
Tipo agresivo, 169-70, 190 Zonas erógenas, 51-53
Tipo conseguidor, 116 378
Tipo desapegado, 170
Tipo evasivo, 116
Tipo gobernante, 116
Tipo obediente, 168, 175, 183