Subject Index S-17
fei75766_sidx_S1-S21.indd S-17  12/30/19 12:32 PMsocial action, 86
social behavior (Skinner), 519
social cognitive theory (Bandura), 
534–566
concept ofhumanity, 564–566
critique ofBandura, 563–564
dysfunctional behavior, 
556–558
human agency (Bandura), 
544–550
learning, 537–540
overview, 535–536
related research, 560–563
self-regulation, 550–556
therapy, 559–560
triadic reciprocal causation, 
536,541–544
social interest (Adler), 82–85
Social Interest Index (Greever et
al.),102
Social Interest Scale (Crandall), 
102
sociality corollary (Kelly), 623
social modeling, 547–548
social persuasion, 548
Society forFreePsychoanalytic 
Study, 75
Society forIndividual Psychology, 
75,76,571
sociobiology (Wilson), 468
South German Institute for
Psychoanalysis, 245
speculation, theory versus, 6
splitting (object relations theory), 
158
spontaneity, 290
stability (Eysenck), 443
standard ofreference, 552
standing still(Adler), 90
Stanford University, 537,590
stimulus generalization, 
507–508
stimulus-outcome expectancy, 
598,600
Strange Situation, 167–168
striving forsuccess/superiority, 
85f,101–102Structure of Human Personality, 
The(Eysenck), 440
Studies on Hysteria (Breuer &
Freud), 24,25,52
Study of Organ Inferiority and 
Its Psychical Compensation 
(Adler), 75
Study of Values (Allport etal.),
393
styleoflife(Adler), 85–86
stylistic dispositions, 387
subjective perceptions, 80–81
sublimation, 42
submissiveness, 186,248
successive approximations, 506
Sulliman Scale ofSocial Interest, 
102
superego
inobject relations theory 
(Klein), 160
inpost-Freudian theory 
(Erikson), 210
inpsychoanalytic theory 
(Freud), 31,32f,34–35, 
35f,59–60
superego function (Eysenck), 
443,448–449
suppression, 28,62–63, 518
surgency (Buss), 473–474
symbiotic relationship, 248
syndrome ofdecay, 258,258f, 261
syndrome ofgrowth, 258,258f
syntonic element (Erikson), 213
T
Taoistic attitude (Maslow), 295
Tavistock Clinic, 166
taxonomy, 7,413.See also Big
Fivetraits (McCrae &Costa)
taxonomy versus, 7
Teachers College, Columbia 
University, 276,311,312
teleological andpurposive
inholistic-dynamic theory 
(Maslow), 305
teleology, 15,81.See also causality 
versus teleologytemperament (Eysenck), 437–438
terror management theory (TMT), 
366–370
Thanatos, 36,68
Thematic Apperception Test
(TAT), 170,331–332
theory, 5–14. See also personality 
theory and specific theories
criteria foruseful, 11–14
defined, 5
need fordifferent theories, 7
psychology ofscience and,
10–11
related concepts, 5–7
therapeutic change, 326–327, 328t
therapy group, 332
therapy/psychotherapy
inanalytical psychology (Jung), 
137–138
inbehavioral analysis (Skinner), 
522–523
client-centered therapy 
(Rogers), 310–311, 312,
322–328, 328t
incognitive social learning 
theory (Rotter), 586–589
inexistential psychology (May), 
364–366
inholistic-dynamic theory 
(Maslow), 299
inhumanistic psychoanalysis 
(Fromm), 259
inindividual psychology 
(Adler), 96–97
inobject relations theory 
(Klein), 169
personal construct theory 
(Kelly), 626–627
inpsychoanalytic approach 
(Freud), 52–57
inpsychoanalytic social theory 
(Horney), 198–199
insocial cognitive theory 
(Bandura), 559–560
thinking
inanalytical psychology (Jung), 
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