I. INTRODUCTION
1. Construing persons in context : on building a science of the individual / Daniel Cervone, Yuichi Shoda, and Geraldine Downey
II. CONCEPTUALIZING THE PERSON
2. The trait versus situation debate : a minimalist view / Gordon H. Bower
3. The power of context / Jerome Kagan
4. Eastern and Western ways of perceiving the world / Richard E. Nisbett
5. From persons and situations to preferences and constraints / Richard A. Shweder
III. SELF-REGULATION : FROM WILLPOWER TO A SYSTEM
6. Delay of gratification in children : contributions to social-personality psychology / Ozlem Ayduk
7. In search of generative mechanisms : the case of value from engagement strength / E. Tory Higgins
8. Positive affect, cognitive flexibility, and self-control / Alice M. Isen
9. Expectancy and the perception of aversive events / Edward E. Smith
IV. INCORPORATING SITUATIONS INTO A SCIENCE OF THE INDIVIDUAL
10. Character in context : the relational self and transference / Susan M. Andersen, Jennifer S. Thorpe, and Christina S. Kooij
11. Integrating personality traits and processes : framework, method, analysis, results / Niall Bolger and Rainer Romero-Canyas
12. Toward a science of the social perceiver / Rodolfo Mendoza-Denton, Sang Hee Park, and Alexander O'Connor
13. Toward a science of the individual : a molecular view of personalized medicine / Paul S. Mischel
14. Intelligence as a person-situation interaction / Robert J. Sternberg
V. PARADIGM CHANGE IN PSYCHOLOGICAL MODELS OF HUMAN NATURE, 1950-2000-2050?
15. Toward a science of the individual : past, present, future? / Walter Mischel
16. Toward a cognitive social learning reconceptualization of personality / Walter Mischel
17. From homunculus to a system : toward a science of the person / Yuichi Shoda.
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