Personality Development Henry Clay Smith 1968 Illustrated Edition

Personality Development by Henry Clay Smith is a comprehensive exploration of the psychological theories and practical applications related to personality adjustment. Originally copyrighted in 1961 and published by McGraw-Hill in 1968, this edition presents a major revision of the author's work on personality traits, emotional maturity, introversion and extroversion, and control impulses. The book includes in-depth chapters such as 'The Emotional and the Calm,' 'The Introvert and the Extrovert,' and 'The Impulsive and the Controlled,' providing valuable insights for students and professionals in psychology and personal development.

This hardcover edition features a unique illustrated cover with a striking blue profile sketch and a list of personality traits on the back, contributing to its collectible appeal. The book is printed in English and spans over 500 pages, making it a substantial resource for anyone interested in personality theory, psychological adjustment, and self-improvement techniques. A classic publication from McGraw-Hill, it remains a relevant and informative book for psychological study and personality development enthusiasts.