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... human needs has influenced research extensively . Concern with the study of what Murray called need- achievement , for example , is a major emphasis among social psychologists who seek to subject human be- haviour to objective ...
... human needs has influenced research extensively . Concern with the study of what Murray called need- achievement , for example , is a major emphasis among social psychologists who seek to subject human be- haviour to objective ...
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... human forms . Just as plants can be seen as divine forces , so can types or species of animals . For instance , the cult of the snake is widespread and is espe- cially important in the Indian tradition . The serpent is vital in the Old ...
... human forms . Just as plants can be seen as divine forces , so can types or species of animals . For instance , the cult of the snake is widespread and is espe- cially important in the Indian tradition . The serpent is vital in the Old ...
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... Human small sizes of the bands usually made exogamous mar- riages ( marriages outside the group ) necessary . The usu- al breeding unit was thus a number of neighbouring bands that ... human life and so acted as. Populations , Human 839.
... Human small sizes of the bands usually made exogamous mar- riages ( marriages outside the group ) necessary . The usu- al breeding unit was thus a number of neighbouring bands that ... human life and so acted as. Populations , Human 839.
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