BERNIER, GEORGE X. Animal drive and the learning process SEE Holt, Edwin B. BERNREUTER, ROBERT G. The personality inventory.

Art and artist; creative urge and personality development.

Marguerite M. Letts (E of A. C. Darby); 10Dec68; R450404. DARLEY, JOHN G. Minnesota personality scale for men, by John G. Darley & Walter McNamara.

Personality report card.

Learning theory and personality dynamics: selected papers.

Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory profile form.

MCMURRY, ROBERT N. Handling personality adjustment in industry.

Personality boy.

The personality conception of the legal entity.

The Rorschach technique; a manual for a projective method of personality diagnosis.

Personality maladjustments and mental hygiene; a textbook for psychologists, educators, counselors, and mental hygiene workers.

Personality manifestations.

Self portraits; a novel method of taking personality photographs, by Doris Webster & Mary Alden Hopkins.

Personality pointers, by Jill Edwards.

Personality programs.

The Shang conceptions of the soul were also admitted into the Chou religion: the human body housed two souls, the personality-soul and the life-soul.

Adolescent fantasy: an investigation of the picture-story method of personality study.

Theory and technique of personality integration.

The personality kids.

She was like no woman he had ever seen, radiating a personality individual and strange.

He sweeps me off my feet with his love, his vivid personality overpowers my more commonplace self, but through all the bewildering intoxication of my engagement and marriage a little mocking devil, a cool, cynical, little devil, is constantly whispering in my ear: "You fool, you fool, to imagine you can escape unhappiness!

Her tall, slender form was exceedingly graceful and willowy, her personality dainty and refined, her temperament under ordinary conditions essentially sweet and agreeable.

138-9: The personality type which was the ideal of the Toba corresponded closely to the type described by G. Geesemann, Heroische Lebensform, Berlin 1943.

Joe, who began to be well aware of his gift, used it without stint and found that it had a contagious qualityit loosened other people up; it unfolded their shy and secret petals like sun heat on a bud; it made the desert of personality blossom like the rose.

That it is impersonal in itself is shown by its readiness to assume any personality the hypnotist chooses to impress upon it; and the unavoidable inference is that its realization of personality proceeds from its association with the particular objective mind of its own individuality.