Education, Volumen51New England Publishing Company, 1931 |
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... humans respond , and are interested in various ways , in those matters that touch on their basic instinctive , emotional , habitual , affective and sen- timental drives and consolidations . The vast bulk of human behavior , directly or ...
... humans respond , and are interested in various ways , in those matters that touch on their basic instinctive , emotional , habitual , affective and sen- timental drives and consolidations . The vast bulk of human behavior , directly or ...
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... humanity in this cruel , inhuman creature . In doing this , the student gains human insight and tolerance . It is not without significance that whatever other faults the actor usually possesses , he is seldom self- righteous . A wise ...
... humanity in this cruel , inhuman creature . In doing this , the student gains human insight and tolerance . It is not without significance that whatever other faults the actor usually possesses , he is seldom self- righteous . A wise ...
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... human behavior . This position appears to be logical . Human beings are played upon by all the forces that govern the rest of the natural order . Human beings can in no wise escape from their envi- ronment , and reduced to their ...
... human behavior . This position appears to be logical . Human beings are played upon by all the forces that govern the rest of the natural order . Human beings can in no wise escape from their envi- ronment , and reduced to their ...
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Literature and the American College Berenice Cooper 275 | 27 |
Resurrection Dr Frederick H Adler | 49 |
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