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if behavior is as much determined by the external situation and by culture as by
character , if it is a compromise formation between three sets of forces , it cannot
very well be a perfect indicator of any one of them . Again this is a theoretical ...
if behavior is as much determined by the external situation and by culture as by
character , if it is a compromise formation between three sets of forces , it cannot
very well be a perfect indicator of any one of them . Again this is a theoretical ...
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They get along with the culture in various ways , but of all of them it may be said
that in a certain profound and meaningful sense they resist enculturation and
maintain a certain inner detachment from the culture in which they are immersed .
They get along with the culture in various ways , but of all of them it may be said
that in a certain profound and meaningful sense they resist enculturation and
maintain a certain inner detachment from the culture in which they are immersed .
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This is certainly very different from the ordinary sort of passive yielding to cultural
shaping displayed for instance by the ethnocentric subjects of the many studies
of authoritarian personalities . Detachment from the culture is probably also ...
This is certainly very different from the ordinary sort of passive yielding to cultural
shaping displayed for instance by the ethnocentric subjects of the many studies
of authoritarian personalities . Detachment from the culture is probably also ...
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Elements of a Psychological Approach to Science | 1 |
Problem Centering vs Means Centering in Science | 13 |
HolisticDynamic Theory in the Study of Personality | 22 |
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