Behavioral Science in Clinical MedicineThomas, 1976 - 230 |
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... Values and Fulfillment- " Know Thyself " According to Ogden Nash , “ There is only one way to happiness on this terrestrial ball — that is to have a clear conscience or no con- science at all . " The implication is that to be fulfilled ...
... Values and Fulfillment- " Know Thyself " According to Ogden Nash , “ There is only one way to happiness on this terrestrial ball — that is to have a clear conscience or no con- science at all . " The implication is that to be fulfilled ...
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... values shape our social structure , but the social structure in which we find ourselves shapes our goals , attitudes and values in a sort of feedback regulatory process . Thus the " ghetto psychology " comes naturally to slum ...
... values shape our social structure , but the social structure in which we find ourselves shapes our goals , attitudes and values in a sort of feedback regulatory process . Thus the " ghetto psychology " comes naturally to slum ...
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... Values People's attitudes , values , goals and behavior as well , are molded by the culture in which they live and by the family pat- terns with which they grew up . Thus , a familiarity with the cul- tural values and customs of the ...
... Values People's attitudes , values , goals and behavior as well , are molded by the culture in which they live and by the family pat- terns with which they grew up . Thus , a familiarity with the cul- tural values and customs of the ...
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BEHAVIOR | 106 |
PATTERNS OF DISABILITY | 120 |
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