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• catalog contributor b3610748.
• catalog contributor b3610749.
• catalog contributor b3610750.
• catalog created "c1992.".
• catalog date "1991".
• catalog date "c1992.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1992.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 525-533) and indexes.".
• catalog description "pt. I. Sources of Character Development. 1. Character and Personality. 2. Toward a Psychoanalytic Theory of Character Formation. 3. Perception, Anxiety, and Internalization -- pt. II. Projective Techniques and Implications for the Study of Character: Age Seven. 4. The Use of the Children's Apperception Test in the Study of Character. 5. The CAT Story Analyses: Results and Meanings -- pt. III. Developmental and Character Assessments: Age 18. 6. Clinical Outcomes: Part 1. 7. Clinical Outcomes: Part 2 -- pt. IV. The Cases That Did Not Fit. 8. Subjects of Group A Whose Outcome Was Poorer Than Hypothesized. 9. Subjects of Group B Whose Outcome at Age 18 Was Better Than Hypothesized. 10. The Cases That Did Not Fit: Discussion -- pt. V. Three Clinical Histories. 11. Eileen: An Abbreviated Case. 12. Clinical History I: Adam. 13. Clinical History II: Teddy. End Note: Contrasting Character Studies -- pt. VI. Psychic Structure, Conflict, and Character. 14. Preoedipal Conflict. 15. The Rise of the Superego. 16. Character Formation. 17. Conclusions. App. A The Pilot Study of Maternal Behavior with Infants: 1950-1954 -- App. B The Infant Development Research Project: Phase 1, 1963-1968 -- App. C The Follow-up Study in Childhood: Phase 2, 1968-1973 -- App. D The Second Follow-up Study at Age 18: Phase 3, 1981-1985.".
• catalog extent "xxiii, 553 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Evolution of character.".
• catalog identifier "0823615189".
• catalog isFormatOf "Evolution of character.".
• catalog issued "1991".
• catalog issued "c1992.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Madison, CT : International Universities Press,".
• catalog relation "Evolution of character.".
• catalog subject "155.4/1825 20".
• catalog subject "Adolescent.".
• catalog subject "BF723.P4 B76 1991".
• catalog subject "Child.".
• catalog subject "Infant.".
• catalog subject "Longitudinal Studies.".
• catalog subject "Personality Development.".
• catalog subject "Personality development Longitudinal studies.".
• catalog subject "WS 105.5.P3 B864e 1992".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. I. Sources of Character Development. 1. Character and Personality. 2. Toward a Psychoanalytic Theory of Character Formation. 3. Perception, Anxiety, and Internalization -- pt. II. Projective Techniques and Implications for the Study of Character: Age Seven. 4. The Use of the Children's Apperception Test in the Study of Character. 5. The CAT Story Analyses: Results and Meanings -- pt. III. Developmental and Character Assessments: Age 18. 6. Clinical Outcomes: Part 1. 7. Clinical Outcomes: Part 2 -- pt. IV. The Cases That Did Not Fit. 8. Subjects of Group A Whose Outcome Was Poorer Than Hypothesized. 9. Subjects of Group B Whose Outcome at Age 18 Was Better Than Hypothesized. 10. The Cases That Did Not Fit: Discussion -- pt. V. Three Clinical Histories. 11. Eileen: An Abbreviated Case. 12. Clinical History I: Adam. 13. Clinical History II: Teddy. End Note: Contrasting Character Studies -- pt. VI. Psychic Structure, Conflict, and Character. 14. Preoedipal Conflict. 15. The Rise of the Superego. 16. Character Formation. 17. Conclusions. App. A The Pilot Study of Maternal Behavior with Infants: 1950-1954 -- App. B The Infant Development Research Project: Phase 1, 1963-1968 -- App. C The Follow-up Study in Childhood: Phase 2, 1968-1973 -- App. D The Second Follow-up Study at Age 18: Phase 3, 1981-1985.".
• catalog title "The evolution of character : birth to 18 years : a longitudinal study / Sylvia Brody and Miriam G. Siegel with the assistance of Andrew Rosenblum.".
• catalog type "Longitudinal studies. fast".
• catalog type "text".