This paper is prepared with the hope that it may offer a useful summary of experimental and
clinical researches, together with a review of the best of the speculative work, and so assist …

Areview of 327 titles. Of general treatises the majority come from Germany, with Klages, W.
Stern, and Spranger as dominant figures." There seem to be virtually as many definitions of …

As differences of personality are of a qualitative rather than a quantitative sort and difficult to
measure, the author's aim is personality study and description rather than personality testing…

… In his autobiography, Gordon W. Allport suggests that the greater part of his own … This
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"… much of our research on traits is overweighted with methodological preoccupation… we
have too few restraints holding us to the structure of a life as it is lived. We find ourselves …

… the case of William James, who, according to his biographers, RB Perry (1936, chaps 90-91),
had eight dommant trends In some preliminary explorations with my students (GW Allport, …

… The second social psychologist, FH Allport,« states the … FH Allport points to an inherent
contradiction that seems to … Like Dewey, FH Allport has given various .suggestions for the …

Although the disadvantages of war far outweigh its advantages, yet we may reckon among
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It is held that when the universal question of structure in nature arises, it is necessary to look
to a different type of law than the quantitative and covariational variety as they are …

… GW Allport, both for assistance with the manuscript and for stimulating discussions of some
of the problems raised. He also kindly furnished me with a number of facts from his own re…