DEVELOPMENT OF CONTROLS

Contrasts the adaptational approach to the development of control mechanisms or conscience with the classical Freudian description of the development of super-ego. Describes some of the mechanisms of adaptation involved in the failure of the control mechanism and the relationship of these mechanisms to disturbed, antisocial behavior
Complete catalog record
Series: Understanding human behavior series
Source: MinnU
Interest level: sh-c-ad
Price: $100
Format: sd b&w
Catalog numbers: LC card Fi A 59-1016

More in Understanding Human Behavior Series

  1. Adolescent And Adult Sexual Behavior 1959
  2. BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH 1959
  3. CAUSE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF DREAMS 1959
  4. Development Of Control 1959
  5. DEVELOPMENT OF CONTROLS 1959
  6. Development Of Self - Concept 1959
  7. HEDONIC CONTROL OF BEHAVIOR 1959
  8. INFANTILE DEPENDENCY, MAGICAL THINKING, AND OMNIPOTENCE 1959
  9. Non - Reporting Mental Activity 1959
  10. Pleasurable Emotion Responses 1959
  11. PLEASURABLE EMOTIONAL RESPONSES 1959
  12. Sexual Behavior In Infancy And Childhood 1959
  13. SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD 1959
  14. The Action - Self And The Idealized - Self 1959
  15. The Emergency Emotions 1959

Sources

  1. Educational film guide. Supplements (1959-62) — title, year, length, format, color, sound, description, catalog record