Research and the Individual: Human StudiesLittle, Brown, 1970 - 358 sider |
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... reasons for volunteering or not and the role of probable inducements to volunteer . " There was no difference in level of ... reason . Of those who did not volunteer , nearly all described the enterprise as an “ act of courage " ; they ...
... reasons for volunteering or not and the role of probable inducements to volunteer . " There was no difference in level of ... reason . Of those who did not volunteer , nearly all described the enterprise as an “ act of courage " ; they ...
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... reason for con- tinuing . It is not always easy for those who have not worked in prisons to grasp the viewpoint of ... reasons , which are quite apparent to him and which seem quite sound . " He recognizes advantages in these programs ...
... reason for con- tinuing . It is not always easy for those who have not worked in prisons to grasp the viewpoint of ... reasons , which are quite apparent to him and which seem quite sound . " He recognizes advantages in these programs ...
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... reason and to formulate general concepts . Reason was identified with God , whereas the body was associated or identified with evil . The body imprisoned the soul . Individuality was not important because it was derived from the body ...
... reason and to formulate general concepts . Reason was identified with God , whereas the body was associated or identified with evil . The body imprisoned the soul . Individuality was not important because it was derived from the body ...
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