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The human being, living in the real world, certainly has to make concessions to it,
but this in itself is not a denial of the fact that the human being has intrinsic laws,
which are not those of natural reality. Wishes, fears, dreams, hopes, all behave ...
The human being, living in the real world, certainly has to make concessions to it,
but this in itself is not a denial of the fact that the human being has intrinsic laws,
which are not those of natural reality. Wishes, fears, dreams, hopes, all behave ...
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This distinction can be made clearer if we make the analogy with the two possible
ways of studying an organ like the stomach: (1) it can be cut out of the cadaver
and laid on the dissecting table, or (2) it can be studied in situ, i.e., in the living, ...
This distinction can be made clearer if we make the analogy with the two possible
ways of studying an organ like the stomach: (1) it can be cut out of the cadaver
and laid on the dissecting table, or (2) it can be studied in situ, i.e., in the living, ...
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Among other things, it means that we may expect to find, in people living at the
higher need level, a larger number and greater degree of the qualities found in
self-actualizing people. 14. The pursuit and gratification of the higher needs
leads to ...
Among other things, it means that we may expect to find, in people living at the
higher need level, a larger number and greater degree of the qualities found in
self-actualizing people. 14. The pursuit and gratification of the higher needs
leads to ...
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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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