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Guyon , ( 91 ) is the definite finding that in self - actualizing people the quality of the love satisfactions and the sex satisfactions both improve with the age of the relationship . It is a very common report from these individuals ...
Guyon , ( 91 ) is the definite finding that in self - actualizing people the quality of the love satisfactions and the sex satisfactions both improve with the age of the relationship . It is a very common report from these individuals ...
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a should be differentiated from the effects of the love relationship per se . Love and respect are separable , even though they often go together . It is possible to respect without loving , even at the self - actualizing level .
a should be differentiated from the effects of the love relationship per se . Love and respect are separable , even though they often go together . It is possible to respect without loving , even at the self - actualizing level .
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A relationship - friendship , marriage , parentchild relation - would then be defined ( in a limited fashion ) as psychologically good to the extent that it supported or improved belongingness , security , and self - esteem ( and ...
A relationship - friendship , marriage , parentchild relation - would then be defined ( in a limited fashion ) as psychologically good to the extent that it supported or improved belongingness , security , and self - esteem ( and ...
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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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