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Self-Concept of Psychopaths

The Journal of Psychology, 1977
The purpose of the present investigation was to study the self-concept of psychopaths. The sample consisted of 56 adult males: 28 psychopaths and 28 nonpsychopaths. The MMPI was used to select the sample. The Tennessee Self Concept Scale was administered to all Ss. The two groups differed significantly on 18 of the 28 scales used for the study. Sixteen
A, Tamayo, F, Raymond
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The Concept of “Self”

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1995
This paper discusses several different points of view in an effort to define the elusive and often confusing concept of “self”, and to differentiate it from “ego”, a term which has, at times, been used synonymously with it. The concept of self is then discussed in relation to its usefulness in normal, healthy individuals as well as those with ...
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Self and Self-Concept

2013
The notion of a self, or the possibility of unique personhood, has occupied human thought for millennia. Today, theory and research on the self and its more tangible manifestation—self-concept—continues to increase and to expand in new and promising directions.
Timothy J. Owens, Sarah Samblanet
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Self-Concept and Attitude

Psychological Reports, 1976
Authors report limited success in relating scores on tailor-made, pair-comparisons, adjectival measures of self-concept to scores on primary social-attitude variables: Religionism ( r = .10), Humanitarianism ( r = .17, p < .05), and Nationalism ( r = .17, p < .05).
L W, Ferguson, S, Meckley, E P, Ferguson
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Self Concepts and the Stutterer

British Journal of Psychiatry, 1968
Research in stuttering can be divided into two broad categories. The focus of attention has either been on the way the stuttererspeaksor on the sort of person heis. In the first case, investigators have sought to isolate those conditions under which the stutterer's blocks, repetitions, or prolongations can be modified.
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AGE AND THE SELF CONCEPT

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1961
An adjective checklist, designed by selecting items which a group of "experts" agreed would differentiate younger from older persons and which was found to be adequately reliable and valid, was administered to 83 white male, VA surgical patients ranging in age from 20-69 years.
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