Human Potentialities1958 |
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... interpersonal assessment ; but gain , power , and prestige are to be had by making few rather than many mis- takes , and by working smoothly rather than clumsily within this vast network of interpersonal institutional thinking . It is ...
... interpersonal assessment ; but gain , power , and prestige are to be had by making few rather than many mis- takes , and by working smoothly rather than clumsily within this vast network of interpersonal institutional thinking . It is ...
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... interpersonal relationships must depend absolutely upon increasing knowledge , understanding , and capacity to use the findings and directives issued constantly from the leader- ship . If the intellectual leaders , upon whom scientific ...
... interpersonal relationships must depend absolutely upon increasing knowledge , understanding , and capacity to use the findings and directives issued constantly from the leader- ship . If the intellectual leaders , upon whom scientific ...
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... interpersonal conflict may , indeed , at times make for a healthier society . But our direct study of persons through psychiatry and psychology , and of societies through an- thropology , sociology , and history indicate that this ...
... interpersonal conflict may , indeed , at times make for a healthier society . But our direct study of persons through psychiatry and psychology , and of societies through an- thropology , sociology , and history indicate that this ...
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Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
The Invention of Culture | 47 |
How We Come to Want What We Want | 60 |
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