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SUBJECTS AND METHODS The subjects were selected from among personal acquaintances and friends , and from among public and historical ... but yielded only one immediately usable subject and a dozen or two possible future subjects .
SUBJECTS AND METHODS The subjects were selected from among personal acquaintances and friends , and from among public and historical ... but yielded only one immediately usable subject and a dozen or two possible future subjects .
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This is to say that all subjects felt safe and unanxious , accepted , loved and loving , respect - worthy and respected , and that they had worked out their philosophical , religious , or axiological bearings .
This is to say that all subjects felt safe and unanxious , accepted , loved and loving , respect - worthy and respected , and that they had worked out their philosophical , religious , or axiological bearings .
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We had to stop excluding a possible subject on the basis of single foibles , mistakes , or foolishness ; or to put ... Possible subjects , when informed of the purpose of the research , became self - conscious , froze up , laughed off ...
We had to stop excluding a possible subject on the basis of single foibles , mistakes , or foolishness ; or to put ... Possible subjects , when informed of the purpose of the research , became self - conscious , froze up , laughed off ...
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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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