Summaries per chapter with the 1st edition of The Individual by McLeod (Custom UT Twente)

Summaries per chapter with The Individual

Table of contents

• Chapter 0 - What is the book 'The Inidvidual by McLeod' about?
• Chapter 1 - What different delivery formats can we use to enhance access and effectiveness?
• Chapter 2 - How can we use research to inform practice?
• Chapter 3 - What is the psychodynamic tradition?
• Chapter 4 - What does the cognitive behavioural perspective entail?
• Chapter 5 - What is the content of interpersonal therapies?
• Chapter 6 - What different person-centred, humanistic and experimental approaches do we distinguish?
• Chapter 7 - What narrative approaches to therapy do we distinguish?
• Chapter 8 - How do we create a therapeutic relationship of working together?
• Chapter 9 - How should therapists apply an ethical and moral framework when working in practice?
• Chapter 10 - What does the field of personality psychology study?
• Chapter 11 - How can we categorise traits into taxonomies?
• Chapter 12 - How do personality dispositions change over time?
• Chapter 13 - What different approaches to the 'self' do we distinguish?
• Chapter 14 - How do motives and personality relate to one another?
• Chapter 15 - What different physiological approaches to personality do we distinguish?
• Chapter 16 - In what way does culture influence personality?
• Chapter 17 - How does the process of psychological testing and assessment take place?
• Chapter 18 - What are important historical, cultural, legal and ethical considerations when conducting psychological testing and assessment?
• Chapter 19 - How do we conduct tests?
• Chapter 20 - Why and how do we assess reliability?
• Chapter 21 - How can we measure intelligence?
• Chapter 22 - How do clinical and counselling assessment take place?