Steven J Rubenzer, Thomas R Faschingbauer
Personality, Character, and Leadership in the White House
Psychologists Assess the Presidents
Steven J Rubenzer, Thomas R Faschingbauer
Personality, Character, and Leadership in the White House
Psychologists Assess the Presidents
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Analyzing the American presidents from George Washington to George W. Bush
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Potomac Books
- Seitenzahl: 432
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. August 2005
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 223mm x 146mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 555g
- ISBN-13: 9781574888164
- ISBN-10: 1574888161
- Artikelnr.: 21265222
- Verlag: Potomac Books
- Seitenzahl: 432
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. August 2005
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 223mm x 146mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 555g
- ISBN-13: 9781574888164
- ISBN-10: 1574888161
- Artikelnr.: 21265222
THOMAS FASHINGBAUER
AcknowledgmentsPreface
SECTION I1. Personality and Character2. Who are These Guys? Personality
Characteristics of Presidents, Founding Fathers, Democrats and
Republicans3. Predicting Presidential Success (with Deniz Ones)4. Types of
Presidents
INTRODUCTION TO SECTION II5. Three Dominators - Andrew Jackson, LBJ, and
Richard Nixon6. Two Introverts - John Adams and Woodrow Wilson7. Two Good
Guys - Dwight Eisenhower and Gerald Ford 8. One Innocent - Ulysses S.
Grant9. Two Actors - Warren Harding and Ronald Reagan10. Two Maintainers -
Harry Truman and George Bush 11. Three Philosophes - Thomas Jefferson, Abe
Lincoln, and Jimmy Carter12. Three Extraverts - Theodore Roosevelt, FDR,
and JFK13. Special Cases - George Washington and Bill Clinton14. George
Walker Bush15. Epilogue16. Notes17. References and Bibliography
18. AppendixesA. Rationale of the Study, Advantages of the Approach, and
Technical IssuesB. Producing Objective Personality PortraitsC. Composition
of Supplementary ScalesD. Correlations of Personality Measures to Measures
of Success and Ethics on the Job as PresidentE. Participants in the Study -
SpecialistsF. Raters for each President (Specialists)G. Generalist Raters
About the Authors
SECTION I1. Personality and Character2. Who are These Guys? Personality
Characteristics of Presidents, Founding Fathers, Democrats and
Republicans3. Predicting Presidential Success (with Deniz Ones)4. Types of
Presidents
INTRODUCTION TO SECTION II5. Three Dominators - Andrew Jackson, LBJ, and
Richard Nixon6. Two Introverts - John Adams and Woodrow Wilson7. Two Good
Guys - Dwight Eisenhower and Gerald Ford 8. One Innocent - Ulysses S.
Grant9. Two Actors - Warren Harding and Ronald Reagan10. Two Maintainers -
Harry Truman and George Bush 11. Three Philosophes - Thomas Jefferson, Abe
Lincoln, and Jimmy Carter12. Three Extraverts - Theodore Roosevelt, FDR,
and JFK13. Special Cases - George Washington and Bill Clinton14. George
Walker Bush15. Epilogue16. Notes17. References and Bibliography
18. AppendixesA. Rationale of the Study, Advantages of the Approach, and
Technical IssuesB. Producing Objective Personality PortraitsC. Composition
of Supplementary ScalesD. Correlations of Personality Measures to Measures
of Success and Ethics on the Job as PresidentE. Participants in the Study -
SpecialistsF. Raters for each President (Specialists)G. Generalist Raters
About the Authors
AcknowledgmentsPreface
SECTION I1. Personality and Character2. Who are These Guys? Personality
Characteristics of Presidents, Founding Fathers, Democrats and
Republicans3. Predicting Presidential Success (with Deniz Ones)4. Types of
Presidents
INTRODUCTION TO SECTION II5. Three Dominators - Andrew Jackson, LBJ, and
Richard Nixon6. Two Introverts - John Adams and Woodrow Wilson7. Two Good
Guys - Dwight Eisenhower and Gerald Ford 8. One Innocent - Ulysses S.
Grant9. Two Actors - Warren Harding and Ronald Reagan10. Two Maintainers -
Harry Truman and George Bush 11. Three Philosophes - Thomas Jefferson, Abe
Lincoln, and Jimmy Carter12. Three Extraverts - Theodore Roosevelt, FDR,
and JFK13. Special Cases - George Washington and Bill Clinton14. George
Walker Bush15. Epilogue16. Notes17. References and Bibliography
18. AppendixesA. Rationale of the Study, Advantages of the Approach, and
Technical IssuesB. Producing Objective Personality PortraitsC. Composition
of Supplementary ScalesD. Correlations of Personality Measures to Measures
of Success and Ethics on the Job as PresidentE. Participants in the Study -
SpecialistsF. Raters for each President (Specialists)G. Generalist Raters
About the Authors
SECTION I1. Personality and Character2. Who are These Guys? Personality
Characteristics of Presidents, Founding Fathers, Democrats and
Republicans3. Predicting Presidential Success (with Deniz Ones)4. Types of
Presidents
INTRODUCTION TO SECTION II5. Three Dominators - Andrew Jackson, LBJ, and
Richard Nixon6. Two Introverts - John Adams and Woodrow Wilson7. Two Good
Guys - Dwight Eisenhower and Gerald Ford 8. One Innocent - Ulysses S.
Grant9. Two Actors - Warren Harding and Ronald Reagan10. Two Maintainers -
Harry Truman and George Bush 11. Three Philosophes - Thomas Jefferson, Abe
Lincoln, and Jimmy Carter12. Three Extraverts - Theodore Roosevelt, FDR,
and JFK13. Special Cases - George Washington and Bill Clinton14. George
Walker Bush15. Epilogue16. Notes17. References and Bibliography
18. AppendixesA. Rationale of the Study, Advantages of the Approach, and
Technical IssuesB. Producing Objective Personality PortraitsC. Composition
of Supplementary ScalesD. Correlations of Personality Measures to Measures
of Success and Ethics on the Job as PresidentE. Participants in the Study -
SpecialistsF. Raters for each President (Specialists)G. Generalist Raters
About the Authors