… the early career of Gordon Allport. Between 1921 and 1937, Allport was among the leading
… for the proponents of character, the issue was not “moral relativism but weakness of will.” 67 …

… psychologists of the future will learn how such an assignment should be carried through. …
Were there one or two Allports? It is clear to me now that the common quality in Stern, …

… Because of the essentially stable nature of Allport's conceptualization of traits, I will present
representative quotations from both the 1937 and 1961 books. Consider the following …

… able from orthodox psychoanalysis (GW Allport, 1961a) Our … will be illustrative rather than
exhaustive I shall be brief in describing each method, hoping that the array as a whole will help …

… This paper will be devoted to a preliminary report on the results of such a study. … It will be
clear that the conventional method of ascertaining opinion, the arbitrary vote for or against a …

… It will be seen that by this term we are not referring to anything that is "static." It … will occur
in each of the regions P, Q, R, etc., singly, we now have to consider the probability that they will …

… The introspective account will aid in our interpretations and will supplement them upon the
descriptive side. Having outlined the position of presentday psychology as a whole, we may …

… Each approach, as the present essay will show, is conceptually independent in its handling
of the numerous elements of action involved. But at the same time prejudice as a concrete …

… There are two related reasons for returning to Allport and James. … In James and Allport,
however, we find psychologists who … My first act of free will shall be to believe in free will [H. James…

The experiments employed in this study compare the mental processes (in this case association
and thought) of the individual when alone with his reactions to similar and equivalent …