The coherence of personality: social-cognitive bases of consistency, variability, and organization  
edited by , Daniel Cervone, Yuichi Shoda. 
 - New York ::  Guilford ,  c1999. 
 - xiv, 413 p.  
<br/><br/>1  Social-Cognitive Theories and the Coherence of Personality<br/>Daniel Cervonc and Ynichi Shoda<br/>Personality Coherence and Dispositions in a Cognitive-Affective<br/>Personality System (CAPS) Approach<br/>Walter Mischel<br/>Persons and Situations: Unique Explanatory Principles<br/>or Variability in General Principles?<br/>£. Tory Higgins<br/>Personality Development from the Bottom Up<br/>Arnalda Zelli and Kenneth A. Dodge<br/>Relational Schemas: Research into Social-Cognitive Aspects<br/>of Interpersonal Experience<br/>Mark W. Baldwin<br/>Behavioral Expressions of a Personality System:<br/>Generation and Perception of Behavioral Signatures<br/>Ynichi Shoda<br/>7 Social Cognitive Theory of Personality<br/>Albert Bandura<br/>8 Yin and Ynii;^ of the Japanese Self:<br/>The Cultural Psychology of Personality Coherence<br/>Shiuobii Kiiaymna and Hazel Rot^c Markufi<br/>9 Bottom-Up Explanation in Personality Psychology:<br/>The Case of Cross-Situational Coherence<br/>Daniel Cervo)ie<br/>10 A Coal Analysis of Personality and Personality Coherence<br/>Heidi Grant and Carol S. Dioeek<br/>11 A Life Task Perspectiye on Personality Coherence:<br/>Stability yersus Change in Tasks, Goals, Strategies,<br/>and Outcomes<br/>Catherine A. Sanderson and Na 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>1572304367 (hard) 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>155.2  / CER/C