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This page intentionally left blank TheCambridgeHandbookofPersonalityPsychology Personality psychology is a rapidly maturing science making important advances on both conceptual and methodological fronts. The Cambridge HandbookofPersonalityPsychologyoffersaone-stopsourceforthemost up-to-date scientific personality psychology. It provides a summary of cutting-edge personality research in all its forms, from DNA to political influencesonitsdevelopment,expression,pathologyandapplications.The chapters are informative, lively, stimulating and, sometimes, controversial andtheteamofinternationalauthors,ledbytwoesteemededitors,ensuresa trulywiderangeoftheoreticalperspectives.Eachresearchareaisdiscussed in terms of scientific foundations, main theories and findings, and future directionsforresearch.Withusefuldescriptionsoftechnologicalapproaches (for example, molecular genetics and functional neuroimaging) the Handbook is an invaluable aid to understanding the central role played by personalityinpsychologyandwillappealtostudentsofoccupational,health, clinical,cognitiveandforensicpsychology. PHILIP J. CORR isProfessorofPsychologyattheUniversityofEastAnglia. GERALD MATTHEWS is Professor of Psychology at the University of Cincinnati. The Cambridge Handbook of Personality Psychology Editedby Philip J. Corr and Gerald Matthews CAMBRIDGEUNIVERSITYPRESS Cambridge, New York, Melbourne, Madrid, Cape Town, Singapore, São Paulo, Delhi, Dubai, Tokyo Cambridge University Press The Edinburgh Building, Cambridge CB2 8RU, UK Published in the United States of America by Cambridge University Press, New York www.cambridge.org Information on this title: www.cambridge.org/9780521862189 © Cambridge University Press 2009 This publication is in copyright. Subject to statutory exception and to the provision of relevant collective licensing agreements, no reproduction of any part may take place without the written permission of Cambridge University Press. First published in print format 2009 ISBN-13 978-0-511-59614-8 eBook (NetLibrary) ISBN-13 978-0-521-86218-9 Hardback ISBN-13 978-0-521-68051-6 Paperback Cambridge University Press has no responsibility for the persistence or accuracy of urls for external or third-party internet websites referred to in this publication, and does not guarantee that any content on such websites is, or will remain, accurate or appropriate. Contents List of Figures page ix ListofTables xiii ListofContributors xv ListofAbbreviations xviii Preface xxi Editors’generalintroduction xxii Editors’introductiontoPartsItoVIII xliii PartI. FoundationIssues 1 1. Conceptualissuesinpersonalitytheory SUSAN CLONINGER 3 2. Personalitypsychologyofsituations SETH A. WAGERMAN AND DAVID C. FUNDER 27 3. Personality:traitsandsituations JENS B. ASENDORPF 43 4. Personalityandemotion RAINER REISENZEIN AND HANNELORE WEBER 54 5. Thecharacterizationofpersons:somefundamental conceptualissues JAMES T. LAMIELL 72 PartII. PersonalityDescriptionandMeasurement 87 6. Thetraitapproachtopersonality IAN J. DEARY 89 7. Methodsofpersonalityassessment GREGORY J. BOYLE AND EDWARD HELMES 110 8. Structuralmodelsofpersonality BOELE DE RAAD 127 v vi Contents 9. TheFive-FactorModelofpersonalitytraits:consensusand controversy ROBERT R. MCCRAE 148 10. Personalityandintelligence PHILLIP L. ACKERMAN 162 PartIII. Development,HealthandPersonalityChange 175 11. Childhoodtemperament MARY K. ROTHBART, BRAD E. SHEESE AND ELISABETH D. CONRADT 177 12. Thedevelopmentofpersonalityacrossthelifespan M. BRENT DONNELLAN AND RICHARD W. ROBINS 191 13 Modelsofpersonalityandhealth MARKO ELOVAINIO AND MIKA KIVIMÄKI 205 14. Attachmenttheory:I.Motivational,individual-differences andstructuralaspects PHILLIP R. SHAVER AND MARIO MIKULINCER 228 15. Attachmenttheory:II.Developmental,psychodynamic andoptimal-functioningaspects MARIO MIKULINCER AND PHILLIP R. SHAVER 247 PartIV. BiologicalPerspectives 263 16. Evolutionarytheoriesofpersonality AURELIO JOSÉ FIGUEREDO, PAUL GLADDEN, GENEVAVÁSQUEZ, PEDRO SOFIO ABRIL WOLF AND DANIEL NELSON JONES 265 17. Animalmodelsofpersonalityandcross-species comparisons SAMUEL D. GOSLING AND B. AUSTIN HARLEY 275 18. Behaviouralgenetics:fromvariancetoDNA MARCUS R. MUNAFÒ 287 19. Neuroimagingofpersonality TURHAN CANLI 305 20. Personalityneuroscience:explainingindividual differencesinaffect,behaviourandcognition COLIN G. DEYOUNG AND JEREMY R. GRAY 323 Contents vii 21. TheReinforcementSensitivityTheoryofPersonality PHILIP J. CORR 347 PartV. CognitivePerspectives 377 22. Semanticandlinguisticaspectsofpersonality GERARD SAUCIER 379 23. Personalityandperformance:cognitiveprocesses andmodels GERALD MATTHEWS 400 24. Self-regulationandcontrolinpersonalityfunctioning CHARLES S. CARVER AND MICHAEL F. SCHEIER 427 25. Self-determinationtheory:aconsiderationofhuman motivationaluniversals EDWARD L. DECI AND RICHARD M. RYAN 441 26. Traitsandtheself:towardanintegration MICHAEL D. ROBINSON AND CONSTANTINE SEDIKIDES 457 27. Personalityasacognitive-affectiveprocessingsystem RONALD E. SMITH AND YUICHI SHODA 473 PartVI. SocialandCulturalProcesses 489 28. Thestoriedconstructionofpersonality AVRIL THORNE AND VICKIE NAM 491 29. Personalityandsocialrelations LAURI A. JENSEN-CAMPBELL, JENNIFER M. KNACK AND MADELINE REX-LEAR 506 30. Personalityandsocialsupportprocesses RHONDA SWICKERT 524 31. Socialpainandhurtfeelings GEOFF MACDONALD 541 32. Personalityincross-culturalperspective JURIS G. DRAGUNS 556 33. Cultureandpersonality ROBERT HOGAN AND MICHAEL HARRIS BOND 577 34. Personalityandpolitics GIANVITTORIO CAPRARA AND MICHELE VECCHIONE 589 viii Contents PartVII. Psychopathology 609 35. Moodandanxietydisorders:thehierarchicalstructure ofpersonalityandpsychopathology DAVID D. VACHON AND R. MICHAEL BAGBY 611 36. Personalityandpsychosis GORDON CLARIDGE 631 37. Diagnosisandassessmentofdisordersofpersonality STEPHANIE N. MULLINS-SWEATT AND THOMAS A. WIDIGER 649 38. Psychopathyanditsmeasurement ROBERT D. HARE AND CRAIG S. NEUMANN 660 39. Personalityandeatingdisorders NATALIE J. LOXTON AND SHARON DAWE 687 40. Personalityandattentiondeficithyperactivitydisorder RAPSON GOMEZ 704 PartVIII. AppliedPersonalityPsychology 717 41. Personalityinschoolpsychology MOSHE ZEIDNER 719 42. Personalityineducationalpsychology MOSHE ZEIDNER 733 43. Personalityatwork GILES ST J. BURCH AND NEIL ANDERSON 748 44. Workplacesafetyandpersonality ALICE F. STUHLMACHER, ANDREA L. BRIGGS AND DOUGLAS F. CELLAR 764 45. Personalityandcrime DAVID CANTER AND DONNA YOUNGS 780 46. Treatmentofpersonalitydisorders FIONA WARREN 799 Index 820