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... fact that these behaviors may appear alike despite the fact that they derive from different sources . The dynamic psychologist is not a camera or mechanical recorder . He is interested in knowing why things happen as well as what ...
... fact that these behaviors may appear alike despite the fact that they derive from different sources . The dynamic psychologist is not a camera or mechanical recorder . He is interested in knowing why things happen as well as what ...
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... fact that these people cannot be said in the ordinary sense of the word to need each other as do ordinary lovers . They can be extremely close to- gether and yet go apart quite easily . They do not cling to each other or have hooks or ...
... fact that these people cannot be said in the ordinary sense of the word to need each other as do ordinary lovers . They can be extremely close to- gether and yet go apart quite easily . They do not cling to each other or have hooks or ...
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... fact that most professional therapists have been trained medically rather than psychologically , but also the curious blindness of the technical psychologists to the repercussions upon their own pic- ture of human nature of the ...
... fact that most professional therapists have been trained medically rather than psychologically , but also the curious blindness of the technical psychologists to the repercussions upon their own pic- ture of human nature of the ...
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The Role of Basic Need Gratification in Psychological | 107 |
The Instinctoid Nature of Basic Needs | 123 |
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