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Such an attitude is especially dangerous for the psychological and social
sciences . Here the ... DANGERS OF SCIENTIFIC ORTHODOXY One main
danger of scientific orthodoxy is that it tends to block the development of new
techniques .
Such an attitude is especially dangerous for the psychological and social
sciences . Here the ... DANGERS OF SCIENTIFIC ORTHODOXY One main
danger of scientific orthodoxy is that it tends to block the development of new
techniques .
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Abraham Harold Maslow, Gardner Murphy. clear that any danger to them , any
deprivation or blocking of their free use , must also be indirectly threatening to the
basic needs themselves . Such a statement is a partial solution of the general ...
Abraham Harold Maslow, Gardner Murphy. clear that any danger to them , any
deprivation or blocking of their free use , must also be indirectly threatening to the
basic needs themselves . Such a statement is a partial solution of the general ...
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It is as if attention were to be regarded only as a response to danger and as a
warning of the necessity for an emergency response . These people brush aside
experiences that are nonthreatening and not dangerous , as therefore not being ...
It is as if attention were to be regarded only as a response to danger and as a
warning of the necessity for an emergency response . These people brush aside
experiences that are nonthreatening and not dangerous , as therefore not being ...
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