Toward a Psychology of BeingIn this second edition of Toward A Psychology of Being, there is a constant optimistic thrust toward a future based on the intrinsic values of humanity. |
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Page 93
... accept reality " as being - in- itself , in its own right . It is neither for man nor is it against him . It just is impersonally what it is . An earthquake which kills poses a problem of reconciliation only for the man who needs a ...
... accept reality " as being - in- itself , in its own right . It is neither for man nor is it against him . It just is impersonally what it is . An earthquake which kills poses a problem of reconciliation only for the man who needs a ...
Page 104
... accept the patient ; that is , on the one hand , he must give " unconditional positive regard " ( 143 ) , he must ... accepting , not - identifying , etc. because he is trying to improve him , to make him better than he is , which means ...
... accept the patient ; that is , on the one hand , he must give " unconditional positive regard " ( 143 ) , he must ... accepting , not - identifying , etc. because he is trying to improve him , to make him better than he is , which means ...
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... accept and enjoy being B - cognized . We may also expect that the possibility of such misunderstanding may often pose a delicate problem of tactics upon the B - cognizer , the one who can totally understand and accept another . 8 ...
... accept and enjoy being B - cognized . We may also expect that the possibility of such misunderstanding may often pose a delicate problem of tactics upon the B - cognizer , the one who can totally understand and accept another . 8 ...
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