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... basic resources encumbered by the aggressive behavior of others have the simple option of gathering up their belongings and walking off to any of perhaps a dozen camps where they have ties of descent or affinity . As long as people have ...
... basic resources encumbered by the aggressive behavior of others have the simple option of gathering up their belongings and walking off to any of perhaps a dozen camps where they have ties of descent or affinity . As long as people have ...
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... Basic Personality and National Character A somewhat different approach to culture and personality postulates that every culture produces a basic or deep personality structure that can be found in virtually every individual member of the ...
... Basic Personality and National Character A somewhat different approach to culture and personality postulates that every culture produces a basic or deep personality structure that can be found in virtually every individual member of the ...
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... basic personality , the more likely that the modal type of personality will be found in relatively few individuals . Anthony Wallace ( 1952 ) , who used twenty - one dimensions of personality to define basic personality among the ...
... basic personality , the more likely that the modal type of personality will be found in relatively few individuals . Anthony Wallace ( 1952 ) , who used twenty - one dimensions of personality to define basic personality among the ...
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Biological Evolution | 7 |
FIGURES 11 Anthropologists at Work 289 | 8 |
Population Genetics | 13 |
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