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Page 109
The easiest technique for releasing the organism from the bondage of the lower ,
more selfish needs is to gratify them . ( Needless to say , there are other
techniques as well . ) 4 . Gratification of any need whatsoever , so long as this be
a true ...
The easiest technique for releasing the organism from the bondage of the lower ,
more selfish needs is to gratify them . ( Needless to say , there are other
techniques as well . ) 4 . Gratification of any need whatsoever , so long as this be
a true ...
Page 113
Another type of data supporting the relationship between need gratification and
character formation is available in the directly observable clinical effects of
gratification . Such data are available to every person working directly with
people , and ...
Another type of data supporting the relationship between need gratification and
character formation is available in the directly observable clinical effects of
gratification . Such data are available to every person working directly with
people , and ...
Page 117
OTHER PHENOMENA DETERMINED IN PART BY NEED GRATIFICATION What
follows is a brief listing of a few of the more important hypotheses that are
suggested by gratification theory . Others are listed in the table on page 120 .
OTHER PHENOMENA DETERMINED IN PART BY NEED GRATIFICATION What
follows is a brief listing of a few of the more important hypotheses that are
suggested by gratification theory . Others are listed in the table on page 120 .
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