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Means centering tends to push into a commanding position in science the technicians , and the “ apparatus men ... These former individuals , of whom there are always a large number , tend inevitably to become a class of priests in ...
Means centering tends to push into a commanding position in science the technicians , and the “ apparatus men ... These former individuals , of whom there are always a large number , tend inevitably to become a class of priests in ...
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Means centering tends strongly to create a hierarchy of sciences , in which , quite perniciously , physics is considered to be more “ scientific ” than biology , biology than psychology , and psychology than sociology .
Means centering tends strongly to create a hierarchy of sciences , in which , quite perniciously , physics is considered to be more “ scientific ” than biology , biology than psychology , and psychology than sociology .
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Each act tends to be an expression of the whole integrated personality . This means , more specifically , that each act tends to be determined by each and all of the personality syndromes ( in addition to other determinants to be spoken ...
Each act tends to be an expression of the whole integrated personality . This means , more specifically , that each act tends to be determined by each and all of the personality syndromes ( in addition to other determinants to be spoken ...
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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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