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Sound motivational theory should , on the contrary , assume that motivation is constant , never ending , fluctuating , and complex , and that it is an almost universal characteristic of practically every organismic state of affairs .
Sound motivational theory should , on the contrary , assume that motivation is constant , never ending , fluctuating , and complex , and that it is an almost universal characteristic of practically every organismic state of affairs .
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Self - actualizing love shows many of the characteristics of selfactualization in general . For instance , one characteristic is that it is based on a healthy acceptance of the self and of others . So much can be accepted by these ...
Self - actualizing love shows many of the characteristics of selfactualization in general . For instance , one characteristic is that it is based on a healthy acceptance of the self and of others . So much can be accepted by these ...
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The more mature they become , the less attracted they were by such characteristics as handsome , good - looking ... I think research will show that this is more characteristic of increasing health than simply of increasing age .
The more mature they become , the less attracted they were by such characteristics as handsome , good - looking ... I think research will show that this is more characteristic of increasing health than simply of increasing age .
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