""A Bibliography of Character and Personality"" presents a comprehensive and systematically organized collection of the academic literature concerning the study of human nature, individual differences, and behavioral traits. Compiled by the noted psychologist Dr. A. A. Roback, this reference work serves as a foundational bridge between historical philosophy and the emerging scientific psychology of the early 20th century. It catalogs a vast array of global research, monographs, and periodical literature, providing a detailed snapshot of the psychological landscape during a period of rapid theoretical evolution.
The volume covers diverse topics including temperament, characterology, and the burgeoning field of personality assessment. By indexing the works of key thinkers and empirical researchers, Dr. Roback offers an essential resource for those exploring the roots of social psychology and clinical diagnosis. ""A Bibliography of Character and Personality"" is more than a list of citations; it is a historical record of the intellectual efforts to quantify and qualify the human spirit. It remains a vital tool for historians of science, psychologists, and bibliophiles interested in the origins of modern personality theory.
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