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... a very small percentage of its people . * I substitute the word " psyche " for the word “ organism " used by White . The works of Kroeber and others have convinced me that ( 302 ) Creativity and the Sociocultural Environment.
... a very small percentage of its people . * I substitute the word " psyche " for the word “ organism " used by White . The works of Kroeber and others have convinced me that ( 302 ) Creativity and the Sociocultural Environment.
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... organism . The em- bryo , and later the developing organism , follow pathways already es- tablished . In other words , all the “ information " that the embryo needs ( and almost all the information that the developing somatic organism ...
... organism . The em- bryo , and later the developing organism , follow pathways already es- tablished . In other words , all the “ information " that the embryo needs ( and almost all the information that the developing somatic organism ...
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... organism . However , at a given level of evolution , these possibilities do not tend to remain spontaneous but to follow the so - called law of effect . In other words , when a spontaneous activity becomes connected with an ...
... organism . However , at a given level of evolution , these possibilities do not tend to remain spontaneous but to follow the so - called law of effect . In other words , when a spontaneous activity becomes connected with an ...
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