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... philosophers , and have often derived as much sustenance from philosophers as from their scientific colleagues . MEANS CENTERING AND SCIENTIFIC ORTHODOXY Means centering tends inevitably to bring into being a scientific orthodoxy ...
... philosophers , and have often derived as much sustenance from philosophers as from their scientific colleagues . MEANS CENTERING AND SCIENTIFIC ORTHODOXY Means centering tends inevitably to bring into being a scientific orthodoxy ...
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... PHILOSOPHICAL , UNHOSTILE SENSE OF HUMOR One very early finding that was quite easy to make , because it was common to all my subjects , was that their sense of humor is not of the ordinary type . They do not consider funny what the ...
... PHILOSOPHICAL , UNHOSTILE SENSE OF HUMOR One very early finding that was quite easy to make , because it was common to all my subjects , was that their sense of humor is not of the ordinary type . They do not consider funny what the ...
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... philosophies of science and common sense squarely on this basic and unavoidable fact . The truth is that most of us do not do this . Even though our most sophisticated scientists and philosophers have long ago discarded the old concepts ...
... philosophies of science and common sense squarely on this basic and unavoidable fact . The truth is that most of us do not do this . Even though our most sophisticated scientists and philosophers have long ago discarded the old concepts ...
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The Role of Basic Need Gratification in Psychological | 107 |
The Instinctoid Nature of Basic Needs | 123 |
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