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Self and motivation

Abraham Tesser, Diederik A. Stapel

2002

Mind, self, and society

George Herbert Mead

1967

Treatment of alcoholism and other addictions

Jerome D. Levin

1987

Ego, hunger, and aggression

Frederick S. Perls

1947

Jung's self psychology

Polly Young-Eisendrath

1991

The World Beyond Your Head

Matthew B. Crawford, Matthew Crawford

2015 ★ 3.7

The ego and the mechanisms of defense

Anna Freud

1967

Archetype revisited

Anthony Stevens

2003

The theory and practice of self psychology

Marjorie Taggart White

1986

The minimal self

Christopher Lasch

1984

Status inequality

George A. De Vos

1990

Ego psychology and social work practice

Eda G. Goldstein

1984

Introduction to Group Therapy

Scott Simon Fehr

1999

Ego and self psychology

Ester Schaler Buchholz, Judith Marks Mishne

1983

The Commercialization of Intimate Life

Arlie Russell Hochschild

2003

The development of the ego

Stanley I. Greenspan

1989

Self and others

N. Gregory Hamilton

1987

The self and its brain

Karl Popper, John C Eccles

1977

Affect regulation and the origin of the self

Allan N. Schore

1994

Psychotherapy of the disorders of the self

James F. Masterson

1989

Search For The Real Self

James F. Masterson

1988

Ego functions in schizophrenics, neurotics, and normals

Leopold Bellak

1973

Technical foundations for measuring ego development

Jane Loevinger

1998

Ego and archetype

Edward F. Edinger

1973

Subpersonalities

Rowan, John.

1990

Taking Ourselves Seriously and Getting It Right

Harry G. Frankfurt

2006

Lost in the land of Oz

Madonna Kolbenschlag

1988

The Tao of psychology

Jean Shinoda Bolen

1982

Aion

Carl Gustav Jung, Gerhard Adler, R. F.C. Hull

1976

Ego and instinct

Daniel Yankelovich

1970

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