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It is obvious that , by a kind of theoretical requiredness , a holistic theory would start with such a statement , while an atomistic approach would start with the selection of an isolated , discrete behavior , cut away from all its ...
It is obvious that , by a kind of theoretical requiredness , a holistic theory would start with such a statement , while an atomistic approach would start with the selection of an isolated , discrete behavior , cut away from all its ...
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а if behavior is as much determined by the external situation and by culture as by character , if it is a compromise formation between three sets of forces , it cannot very well be a perfect indicator of any one of them .
а if behavior is as much determined by the external situation and by culture as by character , if it is a compromise formation between three sets of forces , it cannot very well be a perfect indicator of any one of them .
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a terminants of behavior other than motives . For instance , one other important class of determinants is the so - called external field . Theoretically , at least , behavior may be determined completely by the external field , or even ...
a terminants of behavior other than motives . For instance , one other important class of determinants is the so - called external field . Theoretically , at least , behavior may be determined completely by the external field , or even ...
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