Personality and Intelligence

A 1994 collection of essays which explore the work now being done at the interface of intelligence and personality.

Including work from prominent researchers such as Eysenck, Baltes, Dwek, Cantor, Ford, Smirnov, and Salovey, the 1994 book comprises an overview of the current state of the literature on the integration of the emotional and cognitive sides of a person's life.

Part I. Personality Traits and Intelligence: 1. Personality and intelligence: psychometric and experimental approaches H. J. Eysenck; 2. Intelligence, personality, and prudence Nick Haslam and Jonathan Baron; Part II. Personality Development and Intelligence: 3. A life-span perspective on the interface between personality and intelligence Anna G. Maciel, Jutta Heckhausen and Paul B. Baltes; 4. Toward an integrative model of personality and intelligence: a general framework and some preliminary steps Chi-Yue Chiu, Ying-Yi-Hong and Carol S. Dwek; Part III. Personality and the Manifestations of Intelligence: 5. Social intelligence and personality: flexible life task pursuit Nancy Cantor and Robert Harlow; 6. Thinking styles: theory and assessment at the interface between intelligence and personality Robert J. Sternberg; 7. A living systems approach to the integration of personality and intelligence Martin E. Ford; Part IV. Personality, Intelligence And Culture: 8. Intelligence and personality in the psychological theory of activit Sergei D. Smirnov; 9. Cultural meaning systems, intelligence, and personality Patricia Ruzgis and Elena L. Grigorenko; 10. Morality, authoritarianism, and personal agency in cultural contexts Elliot Turiel; Part V. Integration: 11. Some final thoughts about personality and intelligence Peter Salovey and John D. Mayer; Author index; Subject index.