Vol. 1 No. 1-2 (2015)

Articles

• Introduction: The person-oriented approach: Roots and roads to the future

  Lars R. Bergman, Lars-Gunnar Lundh

  1-6

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• From person-oriented to person-centered psychology. Abstracting structures of relationships.

  Jaan Valsiner

  7-14

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• The person as a focus for research. The contributions of Windelband, Stern, Allport, Lamiell and Magnusson.

  Lars-Gunnar Lundh

  15-33

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• On the relation between person-oriented and subject-specific approaches

  Peter C. M. Molenaar

  34-41

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• I don't quite get it.. : Personal experiences with the person-oriented approach

  Brett Laursen

  42-47

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• Person-oriented approaches within a multi-level perspective

  Jens B. Asendorpf

  48-55

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• General linear models for the analysis of single subject data and for the comparison of individuals

  Alexander von Eye, Wolfgang Wiedermann

  56-71

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• A person-oriented approach to diary data. Children’s temperamental negative emotionality increases susceptibility to emotion transmission in father-child dyads

  Kaisa Aunola, Asko Tolvanen, Noona Kiuru, Suvi Kaila, Sari Mullola, Jari-Erik Nurmi

  72-86

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• ROPstat: A general statistical package useful for conducting person-oriented analyses

  András Vargha, Boglárka Torma, Lars R Bergman

  87-98

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• Adaptive equilibrium regulation: A balancing act in two timescales

  Steven M. Boker

  99-109

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