Neurodynamics of Personality

This text seeks to synthesize material from neuroscience and several other scientific disciplines into a comprehensive, empirically based, and clinically useful conceptual model for understanding human personality.

The framework presented here serves as a context in which more purely psychological theories may be understood and evaluated, and provides a rationale for psychological and psychiatric interventions.

It offers a clear way of thinking about apparent stability of personality across time, why change does or does not occur, and what conditions are likely to facilitate or retard change.