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In The Normal Personality, Steven Reiss argues that human beings are naturally intolerant of people who express values significantly different from their own. Because of this intolerance, psychologists and psychiatrists sometimes confuse individuality with abnormality and thus over-diagnose disorders. Reiss shows how normal motives - not anxiety or traumatic childhood experiences - underlie many personality and relationship problems, such as divorce, infidelity, combativeness, workaholism, loneliness, authoritarianism, weak leadership style, perfectionism, underachievement, arrogance, extravagance, pompousness, disloyalty, disorganisation, and over-anxiety. Calling for greater understanding and tolerance of all kinds of personalities, Reiss applies his theory of motivation to leadership, human development, relationships, and counselling.

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On June 15, 1998, Ohio State University professor and psychologist Steven Reiss issued a press release announcing his most recent research results. The headline-making story was instantly picked up by Reuters and UPI, and spread to newspapers and magazines all over the world. Dr. Reiss had discovered scientific proof that our general understanding of why people act as they do is, for the most part, wrong. Experts have theorized that human behavior is driven by everything from the search for truth to the wish to maximize pleasure and minimize pain. But through exhaustive documented surveys, Dr. Reiss proved that nearly all of our thoughts and actions are motivated by sixteen basic desires and values. Reiss's system revolutionizes current behavioral theory. His book challenges our definition of who we are, how we interact with others, and what will really fulfill us in life. Offering practical applications for achieving greater personal and professional success, Who Am I? has deep relevance for all those who need to know what makes people tick-from corporate executives and advertising copywriters to salespeople, educators, therapists, and coaches. This important book changes the way we look at the world.

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