Subject Index  S-2
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(Erikson), 216
analytical psychology (Jung), 
107–146
concept ofhumanity, 145
critique ofJung, 143–144
dynamics ofpersonality, 
123–124
levels ofthepsyche, 113–123
methods ofinvestigation, 
132–138
overview, 108–109
psychological types, 124–126
psychotherapy, 137–138
related research, 138–143
stages ofpersonality 
development, 129–132, 
130f
anarchic phase ofchildhood, 130
Anatomy of Human Destructiveness, 
The(Fromm), 246,249
anger, 199
anima archetype (Jung), 117–118
animal research
inbehavioral analysis (Skinner), 
504–513
inevolutionary personality 
theory, 484,485–487
animus archetype (Jung), 118–119
Anna O(case ofBreuer), 24,137
annoyers, 502
anthropological perspective
inholistic-dynamic theory 
(Maslow), 276
inpost-Freudian theory 
(Erikson), 208,227–228
anxiety. See also basic anxiety
inexistential psychology (May), 
349,354–356
inpersonal construct theory 
(Kelly), 625
inperson-centered theory 
(Rogers), 320
inpsychoanalytic theory 
(Freud), 38–39, 55
anxious-avoidant attachment, 168
anxious-resistant attachment, 168archetypes (Jung), 108,112,
115–123, 143
artificial selection (Buss), 464
Art of Loving, The (Fromm), 
246,248
Association fortheAdvancement 
ofPsychoanalysis (AAP), 
182,245
attachment theory
ofBowlby, 166–167
inevolutionary theory 
(Buss), 476
inexistential psychology (May), 
368–369
attention, 539
attitude (Jung), 124–126, 126f, 129t
authoritarianism (Fromm), 252,
262,263,265–266
Authoritarian Personality, The 
(Adorno), 265
autonomy
functional (Allport), 
389–392, 513
ofself-actualizing people, 
290–291
awareness, 317–318
B
B-love (Maslow), 294
B-values (Maslow), 288,289f
baby-tender (Skinner), 499,500
Bandura, Albert, 534–566. See 
alsosocial cognitive theory 
(Bandura)
biography, 536–537
critique, 563–564
publications, 537,560
basic anxiety. See also anxiety
inholistic-dynamic theory 
(Maslow), 280
inhumanistic psychoanalysis 
(Fromm), 243
inpsychoanalytic social theory 
(Horney), 180,184–186, 
188–189, 188f
basic conflict (Horney), 188–189, 
188f, 191tbasic hostility (Horney), 180,
184–186, 188f
basic strength (Erikson), 213,214,
215,216,217
basic tendencies (McCrae &
Costa), 419–420, 423–424
basic trustversus basic mistrust, 215
behavioral analysis (Skinner), 
496–532
concept ofhumanity, 529–531
conditioning, 504–513, 
523–528
critique ofSkinner, 528
human organism, 513–521
overview, 497–498
precursors, 501–502
psychotherapy, 522–523
related research, 523–528
scientific behaviorism, 501–504, 
502–504
unhealthy personality, 521–522
behavioral approach system 
(BAS), 526–527
behavioral inhibition system (BIS), 
526–527
Behavioral Inhibition System/
Behavioral Activation System 
Scales (BIS/BAS), 527
behavioral production, 539–540
behavioral signature ofpersonality 
(Mischel), 594
behaviorism, 501–504, 502–504
Behavior of Organisms, The 
(Skinner), 499
behavior-outcome expectancy, 598
behavior potential (BP,Rotter), 
573–574
behavior prediction, 594
being-in-the-world (Dasein), 
351–352
beliefs, incognitive-affective 
personality theory (Mischel), 
597–598
BellObject Relations Inventory 
(BORI), 174
Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute, 
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