Subject Index  S-10
fei75766_sidx_S1-S21.indd S-10  12/30/19 12:32 PMinclusive fitness, 473,479
incongruence (Rogers), 317,320,
323–324
independence needs, 578–579
Indiana University, 501
individual differences, in
evolutionary theory (Buss), 
475–477
individuality corollary, 617
individual psychology (Adler), 
72–105
abnormal development, 87–92
applications, 92–97
concept ofhumanity, 103–104
creative power, 78,79,86–87, 
102–103
critique ofAdler, 102–103
dreams, 95–96
early recollections (ERs), 
94–95, 99–101, 100t
family constellation, 92–94, 94t
introduction to,77
masculine protest, 91–92
overview, 73
psychotherapy, 96–97
related research, 97–102
safeguarding tendencies, 89–91, 
91t
social interest, 82–85
striving forsuccess or
superiority, 85f,101–102
styleoflife,85–86
subjective perceptions, 80–81
unity andself-consistency of
personality, 81–82
individuation (Jung), 113,137,144
inductive method, 7,410
infancy
infantile stage (Freud), 32–33, 
43–50
narcissistic needs, 165
object relations in(Seeobject 
relations theory (Klein))
temperament in,438
inferiority complex (Adler), 79
inner states, 515–517
instinctoid needs (Maslow), 285instincts, 115,153,154
Institute forChild Guidance, 312
intentionality
inbehavioral analysis (Skinner), 
516–517
inexistential psychology (May), 
357
insocial cognitive theory 
(Bandura), 544
interactionists, 570
interaction ofopposites, 213
intermittent schedule (Skinner), 
511
Internal –External (I–E)Control 
Scale, 570,581,582–584
internalization (Klein), 159–162
internalized racial oppression
incognitive-affective personality 
theory (Mischel), 600–603
internal reinforcement (Rotter), 
575
International Institute ofSocial 
Research, 245
International Psychoanalytic 
Association, 26,75
Internet, 230–232
interpersonal relations, ofself-
actualized people, 292–293
interpersonal trust(Rotter), 581,
584–585
Interpretation of Dreams (Freud), 
25–27, 62–63, 66,110,273
intrapsychic conflicts, 180,
191–195
intrinsic religious orientation, 
399–402
Introduction to Personality 
(Mischel), 591
introjection (Freud), 42
introjection (Klein), 153–154
introversion
inanalytical psychology (Jung), 
124–125, 129t
inbiological factor theory 
(Eysenck), 443,443f, 444f, 
450–451
intuition (Jung), 128–129, 129tIowa State University, 612
IQ Argument (Eysenck), 441
J
jealousy, 171
Jonah complex, 298–299, 357
judgmental process, 552–553
Jung, CarlGustav, 107–146. See 
alsoanalytical psychology 
(Jung)
analytical psychology (Jung) 
biography, 108–113
archetypes, 108,112,115–123, 
143
critique, 143–144
publications, 108,111,117,
134,136
Sigmund Freud and,108,
110–111, 112,113,116,
117,123,125,132
K
Karen Horney Psychoanalytic 
Institute, 182
Kelly, George A.,610–637. See 
alsopersonal construct theory 
(Kelly)
biography, 612–613
critique, 634–635
philosophy ofscience, 613–615
publications, 613,624
Klein, Melanie, 149–175. See also 
object relations theory (Klein)
Anna Freud and,150,153,169
biography, 151–153
Karen Horney and,152
publications, 152
L
latency stage (Freud), 43,50
latent dream content (Freud), 
54,55
lawofeffect (Thorndike), 502
lawofthelowdoorway (Adler), 87
leadership
attachment styleand,173
personality typeand,138–139Final PDF to printer