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Page 105
This is a fair parallel to our designation as sick of the man who lacks vitamins or
minerals . Who will say that a lack of love is less important than a lack of vitamins
? Since we know the pathogenic effects of love starvation , who is to say that we ...
This is a fair parallel to our designation as sick of the man who lacks vitamins or
minerals . Who will say that a lack of love is less important than a lack of vitamins
? Since we know the pathogenic effects of love starvation , who is to say that we ...
Page 114
The same type of clinical observation clearly shows corresponding effects of
safety - need gratification ( for which as usual we lack adequate vocabulary ) , e .
g . , lack of anxiety , lack of nervousness , relaxedness , confidence in the future ...
The same type of clinical observation clearly shows corresponding effects of
safety - need gratification ( for which as usual we lack adequate vocabulary ) , e .
g . , lack of anxiety , lack of nervousness , relaxedness , confidence in the future ...
Page 208
Closely related to self - acceptance and to acceptance of others is ( 1 ) their lack
of defensiveness , protective coloration , or pose , and ( 2 ) their distaste for such
artificialities in others . Cant , guile , hypocrisy , front , face , playing a game ...
Closely related to self - acceptance and to acceptance of others is ( 1 ) their lack
of defensiveness , protective coloration , or pose , and ( 2 ) their distaste for such
artificialities in others . Cant , guile , hypocrisy , front , face , playing a game ...
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Contents
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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