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Personality, social skills, and psychopathology : an individual differences approach

Published 1 January 1991
David G. Gilbert, James J. Connolly
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Abstract

1 Personality, Social Skills, and Disturbed Behavior Patterns: An Introduction to the Issues.- I. General Models of Relationships between Personality, Social Skills, and Psychopathology.- 2 Longitudinal Studies of Personality, Psychopathology, and Social Behavior.- 3 Interpersonal Models of Personality and Psychopathology.- 4 Temperament, Social Skills, and the Communication of Emotion: A Developmental-Interactionist View.- 5 A Personality x Personality x Setting Biosocial Model of Interpersonal Affect and Communication.- 6 Personality and Status.- II. Social Skills and Specific Psychopathologies.- 7 Interpersonal Factors in Depression.- 8 Development and Maintenance of Aggressive Behavioral Patterns.- 9 Social Skills Training for Alcoholics: Conceptual, Methodological, and Treatment Issues.- 10 Stimulant Medication and the Social Interactions of Hyperactive Children: Effects and Implications.- III. Statistical Approaches to Social Interaction Analysis.- 11 The Analysis of Sequence in Social Interaction.

Keywords

Psychology