The Shaping of Personality: Conflict, Choice, and Growth

by Frank X. Barron

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This thoughtful work examines personality as an evolving process shaped by the tensions between inner conflict, personal choice, and the possibility of growth. Drawing on psychological insight, it explores how individuals develop distinctive ways of perceiving themselves and the world while responding to challenges, relationships, and social expectations. The book considers the creative and constructive potential within conflict, presenting personality not as a fixed pattern but as something continually formed through experience and decision. It offers a nuanced perspective for readers interested in psychology, human development, individuality, and the forces that shape a life.

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Harper & Row

Published Jan 1, 1979

359 pages

ISBN: 9780060405045

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1979

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