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... waiting to move - the desire waiting to be fulfilled - sensi- tizes the act of perception to apprehend that which is already wait- ing to be apprehended . An indistinct , incompletely structured feature of the environment can always be ...
... waiting to move - the desire waiting to be fulfilled - sensi- tizes the act of perception to apprehend that which is already wait- ing to be apprehended . An indistinct , incompletely structured feature of the environment can always be ...
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... period , they are restrained and may be made to wait or to stay after school , or , if these injunctions are not promptly met , to go and talk There is likewise great corporate pressure on leaders , pressure Rigidity ::: 101.
... period , they are restrained and may be made to wait or to stay after school , or , if these injunctions are not promptly met , to go and talk There is likewise great corporate pressure on leaders , pressure Rigidity ::: 101.
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Gardner Murphy. sofar as the habit of looking for structure is ingrained and wait- ing for the task ; insofar as one ... waiting for a product . It is , after all , realization of self that actualizes the potential that keeps hand and ...
Gardner Murphy. sofar as the habit of looking for structure is ingrained and wait- ing for the task ; insofar as one ... waiting for a product . It is , after all , realization of self that actualizes the potential that keeps hand and ...
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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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