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THE HOLISTIC - DYNAMIC POINT OF VIEW The general point of view that is
being propounded here is holistic rather than atomistic , functional rather than
taxonomic , dynamic rather than static , dynamic rather than causal , purposive
rather ...
THE HOLISTIC - DYNAMIC POINT OF VIEW The general point of view that is
being propounded here is holistic rather than atomistic , functional rather than
taxonomic , dynamic rather than static , dynamic rather than causal , purposive
rather ...
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The dynamics of psychological ... There are other languages that are more
sympathetic to a holistic, dynamic world view. In my opinion ... 2 For instance P . T
. Young ( 328 HOLISTIC-DYNAMIC THEORY IN THE STUDY OF PERSONALITY
61.
The dynamics of psychological ... There are other languages that are more
sympathetic to a holistic, dynamic world view. In my opinion ... 2 For instance P . T
. Young ( 328 HOLISTIC-DYNAMIC THEORY IN THE STUDY OF PERSONALITY
61.
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Circular definition is ordinarily not held in good repute , but we shall have to learn
that along with a generally dynamic psychology must go an increase in
respectability of the so - called circular definition . In any case , for practical
laboratory ...
Circular definition is ordinarily not held in good repute , but we shall have to learn
that along with a generally dynamic psychology must go an increase in
respectability of the so - called circular definition . In any case , for practical
laboratory ...
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Contents
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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