Advances in Descriptive Psychology: Official Annual Publication of the Society for Descriptive Psychology, Volume 4Jai Press, 1981 - Descriptive psychology |
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... matter of taking a stand on that . But this is a commitment we can make , and nobody else can make it for us ... matters that we expect to change readily or often . And standing firmly , even in a well - defined place , does not deprive ...
... matter of taking a stand on that . But this is a commitment we can make , and nobody else can make it for us ... matters that we expect to change readily or often . And standing firmly , even in a well - defined place , does not deprive ...
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... matter of his abilities . In a broader context , it is necessary to make explicit that per- formances also depend on embodiment ( Ossorio , 1980/1982 ) . A person's embodiment ( the kind of bodily apparatus he has ) sets some limits to ...
... matter of his abilities . In a broader context , it is necessary to make explicit that per- formances also depend on embodiment ( Ossorio , 1980/1982 ) . A person's embodiment ( the kind of bodily apparatus he has ) sets some limits to ...
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... matter to him " ) . Placing the Client in Status Enhancing Role Positions The social practices of a culture tend to ... matters . In this rather brief , unobstrusive transaction , the client , by accepting the therapist's bid , became ...
... matter to him " ) . Placing the Client in Status Enhancing Role Positions The social practices of a culture tend to ... matters . In this rather brief , unobstrusive transaction , the client , by accepting the therapist's bid , became ...
Contents
SCIENCE RELIGION AND RELIGIONS | 55 |
A CONCEPTUALIZATION OF HYPNOSIS | 75 |
A CONCEPTUAL MODEL | 103 |
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