PsychologyThe goal of the authors is to present an enriched view of psychological knowledge that combines the basic, accumulated wisdom from scientific psychology with the contemporarty views of human nature that emerge from the study of human diversity. |
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Mind Behavior | 2 |
Mind Behavior and Science | 4 |
Introduction | 6 |
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