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Page 114
sequences of simple need gratification which , if they be not accepted character
traits , are at least of definite interest to the student of personality . And while we
are not accustomed yet to thinking so , the same can be said for the sex need , e
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sequences of simple need gratification which , if they be not accepted character
traits , are at least of definite interest to the student of personality . And while we
are not accustomed yet to thinking so , the same can be said for the sex need , e
...
Page 181
The term coping itself ( 204 ) implies the attempt to solve a problem or at least to
deal with it . It therefore implies a reference to something beyond itself ; it is not
self - contained . This reference may be either to immediate or to basic needs , to
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The term coping itself ( 204 ) implies the attempt to solve a problem or at least to
deal with it . It therefore implies a reference to something beyond itself ; it is not
self - contained . This reference may be either to immediate or to basic needs , to
...
Page 305
To take a single example , there is no question whatsoever that the theory of
learning would , to say the least , profit by the study of the learning effects of such
therapeutic forces as marriage , friendship , free association , resistance analysis
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To take a single example , there is no question whatsoever that the theory of
learning would , to say the least , profit by the study of the learning effects of such
therapeutic forces as marriage , friendship , free association , resistance analysis
...
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