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... living in a " good society " ( brotherly , synergic , trusting , Theory Y ) is " better " than living in a jungle society ( Theory X , authoritarian , ad- versary , Hobbesian ) both because of biological , medical and Darwinian survival ...
... living in a " good society " ( brotherly , synergic , trusting , Theory Y ) is " better " than living in a jungle society ( Theory X , authoritarian , ad- versary , Hobbesian ) both because of biological , medical and Darwinian survival ...
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... living things , the need for love with ( perhaps ) the higher apes , the need for self - actualization with nobody . The higher the need the more specifically human it is . 2. Higher needs are later ontogenetic developments . Any ...
... living things , the need for love with ( perhaps ) the higher apes , the need for self - actualization with nobody . The higher the need the more specifically human it is . 2. Higher needs are later ontogenetic developments . Any ...
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... living at higher need levels means more love identi- fication , i.e. , more socialization . However it may sound logically , it is nevertheless an empirical reality . People living at the level of self - actual- ization are , in fact ...
... living at higher need levels means more love identi- fication , i.e. , more socialization . However it may sound logically , it is nevertheless an empirical reality . People living at the level of self - actual- ization are , in fact ...
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A Psychological Approach to Science | 1 |
Problem Centering vs Means Centering in Science | 11 |
Preface to Motivation Theory | 19 |
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