Perceptual Psychology: A Humanistic Approach to the Study of Persons |
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... possible . The bridge we see in the road ahead is not here now , but we know that if we keep going we shall reach it . The ability to perceive remote events , thus , makes awareness of time possible . An organism having achieved such a ...
... possible . The bridge we see in the road ahead is not here now , but we know that if we keep going we shall reach it . The ability to perceive remote events , thus , makes awareness of time possible . An organism having achieved such a ...
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... possible to seek experiences which will help us to feel more positively about our- selves , to accept ourselves and others more fully and completely , and it is , of course , possible for us to identify more closely with larger groups ...
... possible to seek experiences which will help us to feel more positively about our- selves , to accept ourselves and others more fully and completely , and it is , of course , possible for us to identify more closely with larger groups ...
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... possible to help a disturbed child without first producing funda- mental changes in his parents . This is not always possible , however , and in the past such children often had to be charged off as bad risks . The perceptual point of ...
... possible to help a disturbed child without first producing funda- mental changes in his parents . This is not always possible , however , and in the past such children often had to be charged off as bad risks . The perceptual point of ...
Contents
Why a Perceptual Psychology? | 1 |
The Perceptual Approach to the Study of Persons | 15 |
What Do People Need? | 42 |
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