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Another kind of patient in which general threat has been demonstrated is the
brain - injured patient as studied by Gelb , Goldstein , Scheerer , and others . The
only way in which these patients can ultimately be understood is to assume that ...
Another kind of patient in which general threat has been demonstrated is the
brain - injured patient as studied by Gelb , Goldstein , Scheerer , and others . The
only way in which these patients can ultimately be understood is to assume that ...
Page 181
Indeed , it most often is part of that state , e . g . , the stupidity of the moron , the
smile and the springy walk of the healthy person , the benevolent mien of the kind
and affectionate , the beauty of the beautiful woman , the slumping posture ...
Indeed , it most often is part of that state , e . g . , the stupidity of the moron , the
smile and the springy walk of the healthy person , the benevolent mien of the kind
and affectionate , the beauty of the beautiful woman , the slumping posture ...
Page 329
We may suspect also that the kind of man we have labeled as the good
personality will be able to use them far more efficiently than the therapist who
does not have this kind of personality . All institutes of psychoanalysis include a
personality ...
We may suspect also that the kind of man we have labeled as the good
personality will be able to use them far more efficiently than the therapist who
does not have this kind of personality . All institutes of psychoanalysis include a
personality ...
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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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