Wikipedia:WikiProject Psychology/List of Personality Theories

I would like to create a relatively "complete" list of well known and/or "frequently" used personality theories. I'd like to make this a navbox, or "List of..." page, eventually. I'm making this as a project subpage as it doesn't belong in wikipedia main at this point in its development (and will go unnoticed to this WikiProject community as a personal subpage).

Pulling some introductory material from [[1]], [2], etc..., as well as what I can recall off the top of my head about the subject:

Typological theories

Position/Situational-based theories

Birth order (ie. Alfred Adler
Belbin Team Roles (Primarily action based)
Blood type theory (as blood type is used to describe personality)
Richard Herrnstein's extension of B.F. Skinner's hypotheses

Other

Enneagram of Personality (Primarily motivation/fixation based) - (circumplex)
Jung's Psychological types
Ptypes personality types (yes, Dave Kelly is an independent researcher, but he has been referenced in at least one book IIRC, and has been referenced all over the place online - he exists and makes an impact with his work, from my limited perspective, whether it's enough to be put in wikipedia is a question others can answer)
Benxiger's Brain Type theory (??)
The 4 (or 5) Humours/Temperaments
Murray's Needs
Type A/B theory
Coping mechanisms (ie. Heinz Kohut)
Karen Horney's Theory of Neurosis

Archetype-based theories

Aspect-based theories

(Aspects differing from factors in the granularity and assignment of what's relevant)

Astrology
Freud's Ego, superego and id, and psychosexual stages and fixations

Factor-based theories

Big 5 (with hypothetical "types")

The psychological aspects of Chinese "5 Element theory"

Eysenck's 3-factor model
DISC (circumplex)
RIASEC (circumplex)
Cattell's 16 primary personality factors and 5 secondary factors

Gordon Allport's traits

Jungian derivatives

Myers-Briggs Type theory (has a heavy "type" basis as well)
Socionics
Keirsey's personality types

Enneagram "derivatives"

Spiral Dynamics ???

Cognitive deliniations

(may not be "personality theories" per se, but have many parallels. Probably falls under Wikipedia:NOR ["Original" synthesis])

Guilford's "Structure of Intellect" model

Unsorted

Occupational Personality Questionnaire (A derivative maybe?) - probably a "Position/Situational-based theory"
PRISM (David Sharpley) - probably a "Position/Situational-based theory" - a derivative of various works as stated here: [3]
Graphology
Phrenology
Anton Kepinsky's information metabolism theory

Still need to integrate Personality psychology#Cognitive theories, Personality psychology#Humanistic theories, and Personality psychology#Biopsychological theories, as well as everything I've forgotten or don't know about.