Personalidad y la conducción de la vida cotidiana

  • Juan José Yoseff Bernal FES Iztacala/UNAM
Palabras clave: conducción de vida cotidiana, persona, personalidad, persona-situación-conducta, intervenciones psicológicas

Resumen

El propósito principal de este escrito es presentar una teoría sobre las personas que está arraigada en la manera en la que las personas conducen sus vidas cotidianas. La aproximación y los conceptos clave en la teoría son presentados en la segunda y central parte del escrito. Esta aproximación teórica sobre la personalidad es inusual. La investigación actual sobre la personalidad reconoce que debe ser estudiada en la interacción entre persona-situación-comportamiento. En la primera parte de este escrito presento algunas de las cuestiones centrales en esos estudios. La aproximación teórica busca resolver tales cuestiones. Estas cuestiones son una de las dos mayores fuentes de inspiración para la aproximación teórica aquí propuesta. La otra fuente importante de inspiración son los estudios sobre intervenciones psicológicas. En la tercera parte del escrito presento un estudio que da luz sobre cómo la teoría puede provocar y enriquecer nuestro entendimiento de las intervenciones.

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Biografía del autor/a

Juan José Yoseff Bernal, FES Iztacala/UNAM
Profesor Asociado C Tiempo Completo Definitivo de la Carrera de Psicología FES Iztacala

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Publicado
2017-07-26
Cómo citar
Yoseff Bernal, J. J. (2017). Personalidad y la conducción de la vida cotidiana. Revista Digital Internacional De Psicología Y Ciencia Social, 2(2), 256-271. https://doi.org/10.22402/j.rdipycs.unam.2.2.2016.42.256-271