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Specific fears are often found in very secure persons who are not at all generally fearful . ... a person who is insecure tends to become more perfectly or consistently insecure ; a person who is high in selfesteem tends to become more ...
Specific fears are often found in very secure persons who are not at all generally fearful . ... a person who is insecure tends to become more perfectly or consistently insecure ; a person who is high in selfesteem tends to become more ...
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THE CONCEPT OF GRATIFICATION HEALTH Let us say that person A has lived for several weeks in a dangerous jungle , in which he has managed to stay alive by finding occasional food and water . Person B not only stays alive but also has a ...
THE CONCEPT OF GRATIFICATION HEALTH Let us say that person A has lived for several weeks in a dangerous jungle , in which he has managed to stay alive by finding occasional food and water . Person B not only stays alive but also has a ...
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Why then should a love - gratified person fall in love ? Certainly not for the same reasons that motivate the love - deprived person , who falls in love because he needs and craves love , because he lacks it , and is impelled to make up ...
Why then should a love - gratified person fall in love ? Certainly not for the same reasons that motivate the love - deprived person , who falls in love because he needs and craves love , because he lacks it , and is impelled to make up ...
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