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... atomistic , taxonomic , static , causal , and simple mechanical . The atomistic thinker finds it much more natural to think also statically rather than dynami- cally , mechanically rather than purposively , etc. This general point of ...
... atomistic , taxonomic , static , causal , and simple mechanical . The atomistic thinker finds it much more natural to think also statically rather than dynami- cally , mechanically rather than purposively , etc. This general point of ...
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... atomistic , connectionistic point of view . Certainly the use of an atomistic tool in dealing with interdepending data cannot get us very far . What is classification ordinarily if not the separation out of different parts , of discrete ...
... atomistic , connectionistic point of view . Certainly the use of an atomistic tool in dealing with interdepending data cannot get us very far . What is classification ordinarily if not the separation out of different parts , of discrete ...
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... atomistic data . Add- ing an apple to another apple is possible because the nature of apples permits this . The case is different with personality . If we have two people who have high self - esteem and are insecure and we then make one ...
... atomistic data . Add- ing an apple to another apple is possible because the nature of apples permits this . The case is different with personality . If we have two people who have high self - esteem and are insecure and we then make one ...
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The Role of Basic Need Gratification in Psychological | 107 |
The Instinctoid Nature of Basic Needs | 123 |
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